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Marketing Dive
Daily journalism covering marketing news, ad tech, and brand campaigns.
Marketing Dive is an online industry publication that reports on digital marketing, advertising strategies, creative campaigns, and media technologies. It provides news articles, campaign breakdowns, executive moves, and analysis of major brand initiatives to keep industry professionals informed.
What it's for
- Track the latest advertising campaigns and brand strategy shifts
- Monitor executive hires and CMO role transitions across major companies
- Stay informed on emerging ad tech, social media formats, and AI in marketing
- Research brand case studies and partner agency selections
Features
- In-depth journalism on digital marketing and advertising
- Topic-specific coverage including social media, video, mobile, and ad tech
- Analysis of major brand creative campaigns and media buying moves
- CMO Corner covering leadership insights and executive movement
- Free email newsletter subscriptions for daily industry updates
- Event listings and industry resource library
Pricing
Free to read and subscribe
Details
- Type
- Website
- Category
- Marketing & Sales
- Topic
- Marketing News
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Web
- For
- Marketers, advertising executives, brand managers, and agency professionals.
- Alternative to
- Adweek, Ad Age, Digiday, The Drum
- Tags
- marketing, advertising, adtech, journalism, news, branding
Why it was saved
- @mkolmykova: Keeps marketers and brand builders informed about global marketing strategies, campaign analyses, and breaking industry news.
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