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1.	How-To: An Omnichannel Approach to Beating Amazon This Holiday Season
2.	PRO MarketingProfs Quick Study Course: Marketing Writing
3.	Survey Says: The 15 Brand Logos That Appear Most Often on Instagram and Twitter Posts
4.	Infographic: Gender Stereotyping in Digital Advertising

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How-To

An Omnichannel Approach to Beating Amazon This Holiday Season

By Andrew Fegley

How can your business react to consumer behaviors—and try to beat the retail giant that is Amazon? Here are a few new innovative ways to keep driving revenue this holiday retail season through next-generation remarketing. Read More

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Survey Says

The 15 Brand Logos That Appear Most Often on Instagram and Twitter Posts

By Ayaz Nanji

The logos of McDonald's and Nike appear most often in images posted to Instagram and Twitter, according to recent research from Brandwatch. Read More

AT-A-GLANCE

Gender Stereotyping in Digital Advertising [Infographic]

By Laura Forer

Do advertisers promote gender stereotypes—and should they? Choozle surveyed 500 consumers to see what they think about gender stereotyping in ads. One finding: over one-third of respondents like it when ads break gender stereotypes. Read More

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