Friday 20 January 2012

Marketing Daily - DIY creative brands: the merits of using an in-house creative department. Plus Walkers, Blockbuster, Nike, and Apple

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Breaking news from Marketing January 2012
 
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The DIY creative brands
Adam Woods,
20 January 2012
 

Often decried by creative agency stalwarts, the in-house approach has been adopted...

The DIY creative brands
 
 
Personalisation key to coping with the death of the tribe
Nicola Clark,
20 January 2012
 

Marketers instinctively like to segment people into 'tribes', but the days of...

Death of the tribe
 
 
Walkers hands Gary Lineker fresh three-year deal
Nick Batten,
20 January 2012
 

Walkers crisps brand ambassador Gary Lineker has signed a new three-year contract,...

Gary Lineker: pictured with Walkers marketing diretor Miranda Sambles
 
 
Sport's 'crown jewels' must step up their game to come out of Olympics shadow: Three sponsors explain how to do it
John Reynolds,
20 January 2012
 

Brands affiliated with non-Olympic events must try harder to stand out this...

Aegon: headline sponsor of tennis at Queen's
 
 
Blockbuster launches 'most aggressive' customer acquisition drive
Matthew Chapman,
20 January 2012
 

Movie rental chain Blockbuster is running its "most aggressive" customer acquisition campaign...

Blockbuster: kicks off aggressive customer recruitment drive
 
 
Careers: The business of one
David Benady,
20 January 2012
 

For many marketers, securing a new job is top of their 2012...

Careers: The business of one
 
 
Nike launches Nike+ FuelBand
John Reynolds,
20 January 2012
 

Nike is launching a high-tech wristband, called Nike+ FuelBand, which helps people...

Nike+ FuelBand
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Sony Ericsson slips into the red ahead of rebrand
Matthew Chapman,
20 January 2012
 
Southern Comfort brings brand character to Facebook
Sarah Shearman,
20 January 2012
 
Apple launches interactive textbooks for iPad
Sarah Shearman,
20 January 2012
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Multi-channel: the danger within
Alan Mitchell
 

Remember the days when there people were debating about bricks or clicks? Looking back, it's quite astonishing to see just...

 
 
Could Tesco kill Clubcard?
CHRIS BARRACLOUGH
 

For many years Tesco Clubcard has been the gold standard for database driven marketing. But in the wake of “disappointing...

 
 
Five ways to waste money in 2012
Alan Mitchell
 

I've just finished writing a feature for Marketing magazine about customer and brand engagement. It's fascinating to see how a...

 
 
Why Saga could find thereĆ¢€™s trouble ahead
CHRIS BARRACLOUGH
 

Congratulations to VCCP for picking up the £32m Saga account (Brand Republic 5th Jan). The brief is to re-invigorate the...

 
 
Integration needs to be more than skin-deep
Heather Westgate
 

Digital marketing's ongoing evolution and maturation is evident across the industry. And it's fair to...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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