92% of Day Traders Lose. Acorns Bets on the Other 8%
New campaign led by Obsessed Media ditches moonshots for patient money and real customer stories
Ad Jargon Intimidates New Talent. This Dictionary Makes it Less Scary
Katie Reid created something for every student too embarrassed to ask about industry terminology
PrizePicks Puts AI on Your Team. Literally
Preacher paired Allen Iverson and Candace Parker with comedy for the perfect group chat dynamic
Zambezi Made Pilates Feel Like Pilates Again
Club Pilates campaign strips away the aesthetic noise
Lilly Singh’s Got Amazon Deals and She’s Not Subtle About It
Why this Prime Big Deal Days campaign from Xpedition feels less like advertising and more like conversation
What Happens When Journalists Judge the Work. And Why It Matters
Epica’s journalist-only jury changes how indies think about creative recognition
How Indies Can Win at Awards (Without the Yacht Budget)
How to build better processes and make more informed awards decisions
Why Humanity Beats Technology Every Time
Cannes Lions’ biggest insight—craft, humor and storytelling remain undefeated
PrettyLitter Launches Warm, Fuzzy & Humorous Campaign by Raindrop
The spots star an iconic feline actor and focuses on cat health
This Romanian Agency Made a Perfume That Smells Like Fall
Tuio’s PSL fragrance stunt drove 300% growth in Starbucks sign-ups and went viral on TikTok
This ‘30 Under 30’ Shouldn’t Exist
Change the Ref and Founders created profiles of kids killed by gun violence
How Bad Bunny Generated $713 Million with Zero Flashy Promos
Indie Spin: The one with community-first cultural strategy, AI agents that work like colleagues, and the economics of authentic connection.
Phone Switching Anxiety Meets Sideline Service
WorkInProgress shows Boost Mobile making carrier transitions seamless
McAlvany and Fire Kite Turn Gold IRAs Into ‘Wealth Insurance’
Rather than insuring alien abductions, try insuring your savings first
Partners + Napier Debuts Vivid First Campaign for Royal Caribbean
It’s time for big time
When Heavy Metal Magazine Decided Merch Wasn’t Enough
How based. turned 47 years of sci-fi legacy into wearable rebellion