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HRS Agency has established itself as a leading B2B marketing automation agency in Brisbane, Australia, specializing in innovative ML/AI solutions that empower businesses to scale effectively. With a focus on streamlining operations for B2B companies, HRS Agency offers tailored strategies designed to boost lead generation and revenue. Their expertise in marketing automation is transforming the…

Rocket CRM, a software platform, has released an announcement outlining the structure and functionality of its marketing automation system. The announcement focuses on how marketing automation has become a foundational component of modern customer engagement strategies and how structured systems are being used to manage communication, data flow, and operational consistency across digital channels.

Marketers use AI for numerous reasons, including automating tasks, creating content, personalizing campaigns, and analyzing data to drive more informed marketing efforts.

Current interim WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green recently revealed a marketing strategy for WWE she has been using.

Most marketers measure one brand well. L’Oréal measures more than 50 of them, across markets that behave nothing alike, and does it fast enough to change decisions while they still matter. At Cannes Lions 2026, Vasileios Kourakis, director of marketing effectiveness and measurement at L’Oréal, sat down with Circana’s Cara Pratt, president of global media…

Every semester, departments across Metropolitan State University of Denver tackle the same challenges: finding the latest logo, writing an announcement, updating a webpage, promoting an event or locating approved campus photos and logos. 

Presenter Jason Duff was part of SIU’s 2025 “Marketing Unleashed” workshop. (Photo provided)

Medical device marketing helps companies advertise new products to the general public and appeal to a wider audience. However, marketers must follow the FDA advertising rules, which include completing premarketing, avoiding deceptive claims, and more. 

Inclusive gym franchise company (NYSE:PLNT) beat Wall Street’s revenue expectations in Q2 CY2026, with sales up 7.1% year on year to $365.2 million. Its non-GAAP profit of $0.88 per share was 3.7% above analysts’ consensus estimates.

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