While many brands have successfully leveraged April Fools’ Day for marketing, some pranks have misfired, leading to public relations challenges.

This year's April Fools' Day marketing stunts feature everything from a grass keyboard from Yahoo to a 5-year cruise from Duolingo and Carnival.

From Cadbury launching goo sachets to Birds Eye finally revealing what happens to waffle holes, here are the gags that really got us this year.

"By incorporating humor and cheekiness into our marketing, we can create memorable campaigns that stand out in a crowded marketplace." Back in 2020, Journelle teased men's lace lingerie on April Fools ...

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Over the years, the ‘fool’ in April Fool’s Day has diminished as consumers become more critical and clued-in, reducing the element of surprise that once characterised the occasion. Schema Theory ...

This April Fools' Day you can embrace the spillage with a ... Yahoo's chief communications Officer and acting interim chief marketing officer, said in a press release. "We believe in technology ...

Today marks April Fools' Day, the perfect opportunity for pranksters to take to the floor and play jokes on their friends and family. From telling friends fake news to adding toothpaste between Oreos, ...

Day isn’t just for pranks—it’s a marketing goldmine for brands. Companies like Journelle, Omaha Steaks, and Yahoo use humor to boost engagement and brand visibility. From fake product launches to ...

"'you’re so gullible' I’m sorry i trust my friends when they tell me things. I’m sorry im pure of heart...unlike u who just ...

Day is a time where you can play pranks on your nearest and dearest, but there are a few rules and boundaries you should stick to when planning your jokes.