Tag Archives: Advertising

When advertisers buy ads on television, there's often a preferred age group they target. This will be my last year in that group!

Fast food giant says it it’s time for the return of the McRib sandwich a year after it completed its ‘farewell tour.’

I noticed a curious new crop of anti-Biden political ads that popped up on streaming channels over the weekend.

Just in time for the brand's 125th anniversary, there is now a new Pepsi logo. But be prepared: it may look very familiar.

Some Cracker Barrel customers are outraged — yes, outraged — over the restaurants move to add a vegan meat option to its menu.

Occasionally, potential advertisers reach out wanting to pay for a post. But some have expectations for paid blog posts I'd never allow.

There's a big change coming for a food we grew up with: Kraft Macaroni & Cheese will soon have a brand new package...and name.

Wireless carrier T-Mobile notified newsrooms Thursday, the day before April Fools Day, they were rebranding with 'New Magenta.'

More than a decade ago, an article listed Valentine's Day as one of the most over-commercialized holidays in America. Little has changed.

For a few years now, University of South Carolina students have struggled to decide whether they're from UofSC or USC.

McDonald's announced the return of its famous McRib sandwich, which some love and others seem to love to hate.

Is Netflix going down a road of dishonesty by clickbaiting shows on its home page to get more clicks? One article seems to think so.

There's a new ABC logo headed to your television screen, but there's an excellent chance you didn't spot any real difference.

For months, I've examined the branding for this site. After deciding the previous logo didn't really work, I started looking for a new logo.

You know Heinz as the ketchup manufacturer. But they're stepping in to end the age-old discrepancy between hot dogs and hot dog buns.

I'm seeing more and more Facebook clickbait in my newsfeed these days. So I finally decided to start taking action to stop it.