-People are worried about money and need help, so they’re looking to their tax refund for some much-needed relief. Jackson Hewitt has launched the not-so-subtle “What the Buck” campaign, highlighting real issues from taxpayers and a solution to get refund money into people’s hands quicker than ever. The creative was done in-house, with agency Ayni Brigade out of New York City handling all production.
-Dentsu X’s former chief media officer Leah Meranus will become its CEO in North America to expand its presence in the market.
-L’Oréal Paris is addressing the influencer age gap in the market with an Instagram campaign for its Age Perfect Rosy Oil-Serum, enlisting 10 influencers aged 45 to 84 to promote the product.
-Heineken is planning an ad in the Super Bowl ad for its nonalcoholic beer.
-Nonprofit Opportunity@Work and the Ad Council created “Tear the Paper Ceiling” at CES this year to call attention to degree discrimination.
-Hoping to inspire readers to tap into the classics, Project Gutenberg has teamed with creative agency The Community for its “Classic Monsters” series.
-Looking to regain its footing in the home fitness category, Peloton has named Leslie Berland as its new chief marketing officer.
-Veganuary, a nonprofit group that encourages people to skip animal products, goes ’80s nostalgia with a candy-colored PSA that addresses the post-holiday blues.
-Uber’s recent campaign highlights the work of its drivers in Ukraine.