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This Halloween, marketing and advertising your brand with seasonal nostalgia may be the trick to help your brand treat new and loyal customers alike.
We asked some of our TEGNA employees to define what Women’s History means to them in one word. Here’s what Denisha Thomas at WATN, Angela Pace at WBNS, Tim Pham at KREM, Joanie Vasiliadis, and Dave Neway at TEGNA, had to say.
Just as we’ve seen the past two years, this holiday season will look much different than the year before. This edition of Trend Time details how shopping habits are evolving and should shape up as we enter the 2022 holiday shopping season.
Marketing can be scary at times, and brands can make some pretty big mistakes that can keep them up at night. Chris Fehrmann, VP of Digital Products at TEGNA is here to help by sharing tricks to avoid these mistakes, making your next marketing campaign a treat.
The upcoming holiday season presents a wealth of opportunities for advertisers, but how will they know these campaigns are effective? Find out how TEGNA Attribution answers this long-standing question.
Halloween is just 30 days away! Are consumers planning to spend their money on tricks or treats? Find out with this all-new infographic for all the insight your brand needs for a successful spooky season.
Consumers take comfort in knowing that a portion of their dollars spent will go towards making the world a better place. Here are a few ideas of programs and events that your brand can align with to strengthen community, promote self-care and drive revenue.
To help brands gear up for the upcoming holiday season, we’re sharing insights on the ways consumers plan to shop in the last few months of 2021.
Big holidays are on the way, from Halloween to New Year’s Eve. Is your brand ready? Here are three ways your brand can stand out and reach hundreds of holiday shoppers this year.
With the surge of online shopping, parcel companies are dealing with an unexpected capacity shortage that will be further exacerbated by online holiday shopping. This may be good news for local businesses who can capture consumers shopping too late in the season to take advantage of online delivery.