Tuesday 20 December 2011

Marketing Daily - Oops! Marketing's top 10 marketing mishaps of the year; plus Weight Watchers, British Gas, Netflix, and BT

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Breaking news from Marketing December 2011
 
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Review of the Year: Top 10 marketing mishaps in 2011
Nicola Clark,
20 December 2011
 

Budgets may have been the main issue in the spotlight, but a...

Top 10 marketing mishaps in 2011
 
 
Strictly judge Alesha Dixon stars in Weight Watchers' £28m 'song' campaign
Rachel Barnes,
20 December 2011
 

Weight Watchers is kicking off 2012 with its biggest-ever TV campaign, featuring...

Alesha Dixon to front £28m Weight Watchers song campaign
 
 
Social video explodes as brands 'become friends' with consumers
Gemma Charles,
20 December 2011
 

Social video sharing has experienced massive growth over the past five years,...

Social video: sharing soars as brands become friends with consumers
 
 
British Gas commercial director Rick Vlemmiks to depart
Matthew Chapman,
20 December 2011
 

British Gas commercial director Rick Vlemmiks is leaving the company after just...

British Gas: Rick Vlemmiks steps down
 
 
Netflix and BBC Worldwide strike content deal
Sarah Shearman,
20 December 2011
 

Netflix has struck a deal with BBC Worldwide to broadcast BBC programmes...

Doctor Who: BBC programme will be available via Netflix
 
 
Olympic stadium owners look beyond football for future
John Reynolds,
20 December 2011
 

The tender for the use of the Olympic Stadium, after the 2012...

Olympic Stadium: tenders go out for its use after the 2012 Games in London
 
 
BT stokes 'patent wars' with legal assault on Google
Sarah Shearman,
20 December 2011
 

BT has entered the "patent wars" fray by launching legal action against...

BT: 'infinity' campaign
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Honda launches interactive online film for 2012 Civic
Sara Kimberley,
20 December 2011
 
Everything Everywhere boosts T-Mobile ad offering
Sarah Shearman,
20 December 2011
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Was Iggy Pop a passenger?
CHRIS BARRACLOUGH
 

Iggy Pop is being dropped from the Swiftcover TV ads. Why’s that then? Is it a classic case of the...

 
 
‘Tis the season to be jolly well stressed out of one’s Christmas tree… isn’t it?
Mark Tomkins, TDA
 

You know that buying gifts for your wife's aunt's brother-in-law is stressful. It can be...

 
 
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Darren James, TDA
 

How can we start thinking about online activity as a single entity - an ecosystem...

 
 
Changing behaviour or challenging behaviour?
Neil Fox, TDA
 

Most marketers measure success in terms of how effectively they change people's behaviour. Usually this...

 
 
Airbrushing the truth about advertising
Nicola Clark
 

News that the government is to tackle the issue of 'body confidence' through the creation...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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