Friday 19 October 2012

Marketing Daily - Six marketing lessons from Red Bull Stratos; plus Ofgem, Samsung, Stork, and Girls Aloud

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Six marketing lessons from Red Bull Stratos
Nicola Kemp,
19 October 2012
 

The success of the Red Bull Stratos project underlines a broad cultural...

Red Bull Stratos
 
 
Industry view: What is the future of interactive TV advertising?
Matthew Chapman,
19 October 2012
 

Is the new wave of 'interactive' TV advertising, as seen by Mercedes...

Keith Welling, Matt Pye, Jean-Paul Edwards and Lindsey Clay
 
 
Ofgem proposals will force companies to disclose cheapest option
John Reynolds,
19 October 2012
 

Energy companies will be forced to inform customers about the cheapest gas...

Energy tariffs: Ofgem wants more transparency about gas and electricity options
 
 
Samsung wins battle forcing Apple to run apology ads
Matthew Chapman,
19 October 2012
 

Apple will be forced to deny that Samsung ripped off its designs...

Samsung Galaxy Tab: brand wins Apple battle
 
 
Video: IKEA's Peter Wright on its upcoming music video style ads
Georgina Brazier,
19 October 2012
 

Peter Wright, marketing manager for UK and Ireland at IKEA, said he...

Peter Wright: marketing manager UK & Ireland, IKEA
 
 
Pandora to sponsor Girls Aloud greatest hits tour
Sarah Shearman,
19 October 2012
 

Pandora, the jewellery brand, has been named the official sponsor of the...

Girls Aloud: greatest hits tour to be sponsored by jewellery brand Pandora
 
 
Stork returns to TV with first new product for 20 years
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
19 October 2012
 

Unilever's baking-focused margarine brand Stork is returning to TV on Monday 22...

Stork: latest TV ad features a young girl making muffins
 
 
Minister praises industry crackdown on childhood sexualisation
Gemma Charles,
19 October 2012
 

Edward Timpson, the new children's minister, has congratulated brands for tackling the...

Edward Timpson: children's minister addressed marketing industry
 
 
Google's profits fall 20% to $2.18bn
Sarah Shearman,
19 October 2012
 

Google's quarterly profit has plunged despite revenue growth of 45% as the...

Google: profits fall 20% to $2.18bn
 
 
 
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Sales promotion: beyond the zero-sum game of deep price cuts
Stuart Derrick,
19 October 2012
 
Brand Barometer: Social media performance of Dove
Staff,
19 October 2012
 
Which price comparison site is most prominent online? Brand barometer
Gemma Charles,
18 October 2012
 
 
 
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It’s not just about Google Glass, Space Elevators and Driverless Cars
Paul Frampton
 

Tweet Share Tweet Many thousands have been there, but...

 
 
Heinz Meanz Business
Jonathan Weeks
 

Tweet Share Tweet Tough economic times do not mean...

 
 
Helen Edwards: Step away from the PowerPoint
Helen Edwards
 

Tweet Share As a young account manager in advertising,...

 
 
Why is it so hard for big businesses to create successful new brands?
Jeremy Davies
 

Tweet Share Tweet The launch of Alpen Porridge underlines...

 
 
Helen Edwards: Why the ‘b-word’ spells bad times for brands
Helen Edwards
 

Tweet Share You know your brand is in trouble...

 
 
 
 
 
 
Whitepapers
 
 
Gain an Edge with 2012's Hottest Search, Social and Mobile Trends (Webcast)
 
Staying on top of the latest search, social and mobile innovations will ...
 
 
The Red Cross Goes Mobile: Transforming The Mobile User Experience (Webcast)
 
Over the last year, the number of people visiting the British Red Cross ...
 
 
Digital Behavioural Data... What's Worth Analysing And How Could It Lift Sales? (Webcast)
 
- With so many customer touchpoints online, understand where to start in...
 
 
Algorithms and Optimization for Search Engine Marketing (Expert Reports)
 
Using portfolio optimization to achieve optimal performance of a search ...
 
 
1700 Global Chief Marketing Officers Identify 2012's Biggest Challenges and How to Overcome Them (Expert Reports)
 
In a recent IBM study with 1700 Chief Marketing Officers, the four bigge...
 
 
 
 
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