Relationships are hard. That’s not breaking news. And brand relationships are no different. Here are some quick tips to ensure a healthy relationship between you and your brand partners.

Fake and inaccurate content proliferates the Internet more than ever before. Strategic partnerships can help you cut through the clutter and get the word out about your brand, while building trust with customers.

Learn how Relational Organizing, a popular political campaign strategy, applies to partnership marketing and how you can use it to boost sales and earn trust within your industry.

How you can use marketing partnerships to underwrite the cost of employee wellness programs and provide unique health-oriented employee benefits that support your total rewards strategy.

The idea of a destination brand store is nothing we haven’t seen before, especially in New York City. The question is: is this concept worth the time and money? Through Lexus’s development of their restaurant-bar-space, I explore the advantages and disadvantages of destination brand activation.

Relationships are hard. That’s not breaking news. And brand relationships are no different. Here’s how a guide to help ensure a healthy relationship between you and your brand partners.

It is about time brands begin embracing unexpected marketing partnerships. That means reaching out to brands that may not represent your typical demographic and finding things they have that you may lack. To effectively do so, there are 5 questions to ask.

Finding the exposure you need by leveraging the marketing dollars you're already spending with marketing partners is the smartest business in which you should be engaging.

AdWeek recently published an article about several e-tailers that created pop up stores to extend their brand to beyond just online. Everyone, even exclusively digital properties, can benefit from venturing out into the real world so that consumers can create a deeper brand emotional connection.

The days of fast talking, quick hustling and high-pressure marketing tactics are long gone. Today's consumers are savvy, more informed and digitally connected. As a brand, you're not just selling a product or service anymore. What you're offering is an experience.