Marketing
Coverage of Marketing in the Nexus archive.
- This Decatur Central teacher’s marketing class helped launch rebranded district logos
Jessica Sandvold’s marketing classes at Decatur Central High School collaborated with the Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township to rebrand its logos. Students treated the district as a marketing client, practicing strategy and collaboration while gaining career insights. Sandvold transitioned to teaching after encouragement from mentor Christine Mullis and emphasizes hands-on projects like the small business initiative.
- In a world driven by demand generation, CMOs must be the expert on the customer, says Mars' Gabrielle Wesley
Gabrielle Wesley, CMO of Mars North America, emphasized demand generation as a top priority for brands during the 2026 Cannes Lions Festival. She highlighted marketers' responsibility to lead in understanding consumers and aligning organizational strategies, drawing parallels between marketing pressures and coaching in sports.
- Kerala govt. plans to introduce marketing, business development division in Agriculture department: Minister Siddique
The Kerala government plans to introduce marketing and business development divisions in the Agriculture department. The minister has directed mapping of all government and privately owned barren land in the state, with the next goal being food production self-sufficiency.
- Everyone is a media brand now
Companies are reshaping media by building studios, buying platforms, and transforming marketing into entertainment while converting journalism into in-house content.
- Think this trendy $8 t-shirt is a ‘basic’ Prime Day buy? Think again (we bought multiple)
The article challenges the notion that an $8 t-shirt is a 'basic' Prime Day purchase, suggesting it may not be as essential as marketed. It highlights the influence of promotional tactics on consumer decisions.
- America Is Headed Toward the Infinite Workweek
Developers like Steve Yegge report increased exhaustion from managing AI tools, despite productivity gains. A Boston Consulting Group survey found 18% of developers and higher rates in other roles experience AI-induced mental fatigue. AI agents require constant oversight, leading to 'brain fog' and reduced focus.
- Mastercard's former CMO says we're entering a 'golden era' for marketing
Raja Rajamannar, Mastercard's former chief marketing and communications officer, discusses AI's dual role as a threat and opportunity in marketing. He warns of a 'sea of sameness' from AI-generated content but emphasizes the growing importance of creativity and consumer insight to differentiate brands.
- When I was 16, I was offered an internship while I served tables. It's been 17 years and now I'm the CEO of the company.
Marissa Frois transitioned from a waitress to CEO of The Entrepreneur's Source over 17 years, starting with an internship offered by regular restaurant patrons Terry and Karen. She credits her career path to early conversations about franchising and the company's mission to help families achieve business ownership.
- Marketing jobs are among the most exposed to AI. Adobe and LinkedIn are teaming up to ensure the industry is upskilled—not replaced
Adobe and LinkedIn are launching a free AI training program for marketers to address a growing skills gap as AI-driven changes reshape the industry. Job postings requiring AI literacy have increased 113% on LinkedIn, but only 4% of marketing professionals globally have added AI skills to their profiles. The initiative includes four role-specific learning paths on LinkedIn Learning.
- Meet the People CEO Tim Ringel POSSIBLE becoming ‘an institution’ for marketing
Tim Ringel, CEO of Meet the People, is being described as possibly becoming 'an institution' for marketing. The article highlights his potential influence in the field.
- Lakers lay off more than a dozen employees in business reorganization: report
The Los Angeles Lakers have laid off more than a dozen employees as part of a reorganization under new franchise leadership. The layoffs affect departments including marketing, team communications, team content, and corporate sponsorships.
- Do teams actually review their CoinGecko profiles before listings?
Many cryptocurrency projects prioritize marketing efforts over structural details like CoinGecko profile accuracy before listings. Incomplete or inconsistent data on aggregators like CoinGecko creates friction for exchanges and users, despite being easy to fix. The article questions how teams address this issue pre-listing.