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3 Ways to Use ChatGPT to Spark Your Creativity
Brainstorming product ideas or new ways to pitch your company — AI can be a great help to decent into the state of creative flow.
The Man Behind the Viral Horse Drawing Meme Talks Advertising
How a drawing for an art school turned into a Game of Thrones viral meme.
How This Ad Agency Got the Attention of An Entire Nation
The Blank Edition campaign has become part of the Lebanese zeitgeist.
Need to Revamp Your Brand's Messaging? Look at What's Trending
In our 'Creative Conversations in Advertising' series, award-winning Creative Director Tescia Deák and Entrepreneur magazine Editor-in-Chief Jason Feifer talk about the power of hijacking cultural trends.
怎么这个年龄ncy Is Using Creativity to Inspire Greatness in Others
In this episode of 'Anatomy of an Ad,' FCB Chicago Chief Creative Officer Andres Ordonez discusses the award-winning 'Boards of Change' campaign.
How a Throwaway Joke Became an Award-Winning Ad Campaign
In our 'Creative Conversations in Advertising' series, Creative Director at Goodby Silverstein & Partners Tristan Graham and Entrepreneur magazine Editor in Chief Jason Feifer discuss the birth of a very funny (and impactful) commercial.
The Key to Effectively Communicating Important Messages Is All About Simplicity
In our 'Creative Conversations in Advertising' series, award-winning Group Creative Director Giancarlo Rodas and Entrepreneur magazine Editor in Chief Jason Feifer discuss distilling complex ideas down to a simple message.
How to Deliver a Serious Message Through Humor
In our series 'Anatomy of an Ad,' Creative Director David Stevanov explains how humor can be a storyteller's most effective tool.
How Do You Get People Excited About a Product That Doesn't Exist?
In our series 'Anatomy of an Ad,' producer Liz O'Connor breaks down the components of the award-winning True Name by Mastercard campaign.
The One Thing You're Doing Wrong on LinkedIn
If you're going to buy into the whole personal-branding thing, then at least learn the first rule of branding: Keep it simple.