The TikTok-fueled rise of “dupe culture” over the past two years has pressured brands including Lululemon and Olaplex to develop marketing campaigns framing their viral products as superior to any cheaper knockoff, or “dupe.”
The TikTok-fueled rise of “dupe culture” over the past two years has pressured brands including Lululemon and Olaplex to develop marketing campaigns framing their viral products as superior to any cheaper knockoff, or “dupe.”
From “linear TV is not dead” to “live sports is not as hot as you think” and varying stances on the importance of the upfront, 18 executives weigh in on what this year’s market could bring.