Marketing

The implications of China’s new influencer law for marketing accountability

China’s new influencer regulation came into effect on 25 October and is an most assertive attempt to enforce expertise and empirical knowledge in digital content. The rule requires creators discussing regulated topics like finance, law, medicine, and education to hold recognised qualifications before they can publish online. For marketing leaders, it’s a compliance story, but…

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AI Won’t Replace Marketers, But It Will Redefine What Makes Them Great

Artificial intelligence has become marketing’s favorite headline. Every platform, publisher and technology partner now promises “AI-powered” solutions that will make campaigns smarter, faster and cheaper. But as the noise grows louder, one truth remains: AI is not a silver bullet; it’s a set of tools that, when built on quality data and guided by human

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Tylenol’s Marketing Team Feels the Pain; When Product Placement Becomes Slop

Tylenol maker Kenvue navigates pushing back against the Trump administration’s claims; viewers of Nobody Wants This are tired of product placement; and US Census data might become less privacy-safe. The post Tylenol’s Marketing Team Feels the Pain; When Product Placement Becomes Slop appeared first on AdExchanger.

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