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Stellantis uses AI to bring back late ‘Imported from Detroit’ ad voice for a new patriotic campaign

Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram are sponsors of an organization commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

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By:
E.J. Schultz
Stellantis uses AI to bring back late ‘Imported from Detroit’ ad voice for a new patriotic campaign
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HBO Max rebrand reveals a marketing playbook for disruptive strategy
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Parker Herren
HBO Max rebrand reveals a marketing playbook for disruptive strategy
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Google pitches AI search and video to advertisers—5 takeaways for brands
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Asa Hiken
Google pitches AI search and video to advertisers—5 takeaways for brands
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Summer travel marketing—how brands are changing tactics in an uncertain economy
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Adrianne Pasquarelli
Summer travel marketing—how brands are changing tactics in an uncertain economy

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