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🎤 NBC green-lights an unscripted series about marketing hosted by Jimmy Fallon.

🍻 Miller Lite and Pringles team up on beer- and barbecue-inspired potato crisps.

📎 TikTok adds “Footnotes” to crowdsource fact-checking.

📊 New data: Media consumption has reached its saturation point.

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🧳 Why L.L. Bean is making its drawing attention to its international imports.

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Google has just released a cheat sheet of best practices for improving your Ad strength. Here are the highlights.

Best practices for text assets:

• Recommended # of headlines: 11
• Recommended # of long headlines: 2
• Recommended # of descriptions: 4

Best practices for image assets:

• 4 horizontal images at 1200 x 628 px
• 4 square images at 1200 x 1200 px
• 2 vertical images at 960 x 1200 px

Best practices for video assets:

• While you can add up to 5 videos across all types (vertical, horizontal, square), Google recommends using just 1 video asset.

Best practices for logo assets:

• Google recommends just 1 horizontal logo asset at 1200 x 300 px.

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Mini USA is skipping the New York Auto Show—but not quietly.

With help from Goodby Silverstein & Partners, the brand launched a plucky outdoor campaign riffing on rival car brands’ iconic taglines.

Billboards around the Javits Center feature lines like “’ELLO, JEEP PEOPLE. There’s only ever been one street-legal go-kart,” playfully poking at Jeep’s “There’s Only One.”

Other ads take on Mercedes, Ford, and Porsche in the same irreverent tone.

Full-page New York Times ads and billboards in key cities reinforce Mini’s challenger spirit.