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While she may not walk away with a Neil Lane diamond on her finger and soul mate on her arm, the woman Mr. Higgins doesn't chose will likely at least get something out of her stint on ABC's reality dating show: ad deals.

TV’s newest vampire show stars Donald Trump. 

Microsoft on Tuesday is introducing a campaign themed "Make What's Next," part of an effort to encourage girls to enter tech fields that's timed to coincide with International Women's Day.

Donald Trump may be the most polarizing figure of this election cycle. And he's ridden a wave of social media and earned media to go from political oddity to the man to beat in the Republican primary, besting competitors who've outspent him exponentially. So it's no surprise that many in adland might be tempted to see him as a marketing case study.

With the campaign, "You're Closer Than You Think," LinkedIn is looking to show how the platform can help everyone reach their potential.

The Guys Jump on Annual Sales Event With a Drive of Their Own

Neutrogena is launching a global campaign with the tagline "See What's Possible," the latest in a growing genre of female-empowerment efforts, but one that unlike others will be incorporated across the brand's product ads.

As the presidential campaigning gets more fervent and lines become increasingly divided, JetBlue steps out to show how far teamwork and compromise can take you, in a new election-themed stunt.  

Burger King is taking out full-page cover ads Tuesday featuring its king character to promote its new Grilled Dogs.

Domino's is launching advertising for a product its customers cannot buy.

Pepsi preps global emoji can and bottle campaign. 

In this humorous campaign for Dentyne, the brand's users are so proud of their minty-fresh breath that they deliberately show it off in outrageous ways -- and in the confined space of an elevator.

Android tests it out. 

So whose fault was it? 

Inside “Deadpool’s” over-the-top marketing strategy. 

Frank Underwood’s campaign is really heating up and last Friday, his "team" -- Netflix and BBH New York -- opened up the FU '16 Headquarters in Underwood's home state of South Carolina, at 257 S. Main Street in Greenville.