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  • 1 week ago | thenewstribune.com | Joe SMith |Joe Smith

    The Texas A&M Aggies are pursuing a top offensive line talent in the Class of 2027 on the recruiting trail, and he's managed to turn some heads with offseason camp performances this summer. Ismael Camara, a four-star offensive tackle prospect currently ranked the 10th-best at the position in his class by 247Sports, landed an offer from the Aggies in November 2024 -- just his second Power 4 offer at the time.

  • Feb 1, 2025 | irishstar.com | John O'Sullivan |Joe SMith |Joe Smith

    An internet detective has shared images of what appears to be a massive alien face emerging from the snow at the South Pole. The Antarctic alien was discovered by a social media user who stumbled upon the image while browsing satellite pictures of the area on Google Earth. There was previously suggestions of a '12 meter wide' UFO in Antarctica. The picture was shared on Reddit in the r/strangeearth community last Thursday, sparking a lively discussion among members.

  • Oct 29, 2024 | marketingweek.com | Niamh Carroll |Grace Gollasch |Dan Bennett |Joe SMith |Joe Smith

    McDonald’s excellence in marketing execution has the ability to “get consumers spending more” in its restaurants and drive value perceptions, according to CFO Ian Borden. He was speaking to investors today (29 October) as the company reported its results for the third quarter ending 30 September 2024. McDonald’s global comparable sales decreased 1.5% versus the same period last year.

  • Oct 29, 2024 | marketingweek.com | Grace Gollasch |Dan Bennett |Joe SMith |Joe Smith |Tom Fishburne

    Retail media is on an upward trajectory. Excluding Amazon, UK investment in retail media is projected to surpass £1bn in the UK next year, according to new data from IAB UK. When Amazon is included, retail media spend is expected to exceed £7bn by 2028, as advertisers tap into the wealth of first-party data retailers can provide.

  • Oct 29, 2024 | marketingweek.com | Dan Bennett |Joe SMith |Joe Smith |Tom Fishburne

    In an industry that talks a lot about technology, this column explores how we can keep our marketing strategies more human. Throughout this four-part series – How to Think Like a Behavioural Scientist – we’ve explored everything from the importance of not listening directly to the customer, how we shouldn’t assume the barrier to behaviour change is motivation, and why certainty is the key to consumer confidence. Here are the next three ‘commandments’ to start thinking like a behavioural scientist.

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