Janet Stilson

Fancy wants to subvert marketing stereotypes.

The digital media company wasn't Christene Barberich's first bold move—and it won't be her last.

Half a million popular people help this shop give brands an extra edge.

Picking clients very carefully is key to this D.C. agency.

The tactic is proving to be effective in promoting the non-intoxicating products

And it's basing teams in cities, like the NFL and MLB do.

For YouTube, less will be more.

The cannabis business had some big wins during this year's election. Now, that's stimulating predictions of major greenback growth along with ever-more sophisticated marketing strategies on the part of cannabis companies.

When Donald Trump and Fox News' Megyn Kelly butted heads at the first GOP debate last August, it was the prelude to what would become a dominant topic in this election cycle, and in campaign advertising: women.

On a sunny January day, a young mother strolled along New York's West 107th Street, explaining a strange phenomenon to her son. Before cellphones, there used to be these things along the sidewalks you could put a coin in and make a telephone call from, she told her bewildered child. She might as well have been describing a wringer washing machine.