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5 Dirt Cheap Cannabis Marketing Tactics
You don't have to have a huge budget to promote your brand, but you have to be smart about it.
6 Convincing Reasons You Should Consider Subscription Boxes
With the pandemic and slotting fees limiting indie brands' access to dispensaries, sub boxes are an effective way to get your brand directly to the consumer.
These Are the Hottest 25 Cannabis Brands This Week (ending September 23, 2020)
An in-depth look at the cannabis companies with the best brand marketing performance across social media, earned media, and web-related activities.
These Are The Hottest 25 Cannabis Brands This Week (ending September 16, 2020)
An in-depth look at the cannabis companies with the best brand marketing performance across social media, earned media, and web-related activities.
The Number One Most Essential Marketing Element for Cannabis Brands
Trust develops flourishing customer relationships Here's how to build it.
The Hottest Cannabis Brands Of The Week (8/22-8/28)
Which cannabis brands have made the biggest impact on social media, earned media, and website marketing this week? Here are the top 25.
This Is Why Some CBD Companies Will Thrive, And Some Will Die
The real secret behind CBD companies' longevity rests in two key strategies.
3 Keys to Picking the Right PR Partner for Your Cannabis Business
The secret to choosing the best firm is in the questions you ask.
Changing How the World Views CBD
The CMO of cbdMD talks about how he uses patience, partnerships and data to grow brand awareness.
The Hottest Cannabis Brands Of The Week (8/15-8/21)
Which cannabis brands have made the biggest impact on social media, earned media, and website marketing this week? Here are the top 25.
The Hottest Cannabis Brands Of The Week (8/8-8/14)
Which cannabis brands have made the biggest impact on social media, earned media, and website marketing this week? Here are the top 25.
You Can Only Get So High, New Study Finds
The study from Colorado reports that higher levels of THC do not necessarily lead to higher levels of intoxication, a finding that has implications for roadside testing of drivers.
