Monday, 25 February 2013

Marketing Daily - Rolex beats Apple to Superbrands crown; plus Audi, Innocent, Galaxy, and Mozilla

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Breaking news from Marketing February 2013
 
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Rolex named number one consumer Superbrand for second year running
Ben Bold,
25 February 2013
 

Premium watchmaker Rolex has been voted the UK's number one consumer brand...

Rolex: brand ambassador Roger Federer
 
 
Audi rolls out first augmented-reality ads to promote R8 supercar
Alex Brownsell,
25 February 2013
 

Audi is launching its first augmented-reality (AR) ad campaign in the UK,...

Audi: ad allows readers to access content through Blippar app
 
 
Innocent founders to step away from business as Coke takes greater share
John Reynolds,
22 February 2013
 

Coca-Cola is to increase its stake in Innocent Drinks, snapping up at...

Innocent: founders Richard Reed, Adam Balon and Jon Wright
 
 
Galaxy revives classic strapline in Audrey Hepburn ad spot
John Reynolds,
22 February 2013
 

Galaxy is reviving its classic '"Why have cotton when you can have...

Galaxy: chocolate brand revives previous strapline in latest ad
 
 
Mozilla launches Firefox operating system to take on Google and Apple
Matthew Chapman,
25 February 2013
 

Mozilla is taking aim at Google, Apple, BlackBerry and Microsoft with the...

Mozilla Firefox: launches OS
 
 
Cheeky Bingo unveils TV campaign and revamped sponsorship idents
Gemma Charles,
25 February 2013
 

Cheeky Bingo, the UK's biggest free online bingo site, is launching a...

Cheeky Bingo: ad promotes new positioning
 
 
Promotion: [Webcast] New Laws For Online Advertising: Are You Compliant?

We’ll be drilling into the new UK CAP rules that came into effect on 4th Feb. Hear the steps you need to take to ensure you’re compliant - free registration.

 
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Am I being unreasonable?! Dealing with difficult customers in the digital age
Suzy Bashford,
22 February 2013
 
John Lewis to allow online customers to return purchases to convenience stores
Ben Bold,
22 February 2013
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Learning by Unlearning â€" Some of the Most Powerful Lessons are Lessons Unlearned
Brand Learning
 

This post is provided by Craig Scott, Marketing Capability Director at Brand Learning , global experts in transforming Marketing Capabilities....

 
 
The Future: planning for the attention deficit
Mark Holden
 

By now we are all well aware that the media landscape is going through a process of digital acceleration. There...

 
 
Where’s the beef? The cost of quality at the expense of value
Jonathan Weeks
 

Following the recent revelations regarding beef products, Jon Weeks Director in Ipsos Marketing explores quality and value. Food scandals...

 
 
Curiouser and curiouser: How scientific thinking feeds creativity
Jeremy Garner
 

Within the next two weeks the Nasa robot, Curiosity, currently exploring the red planet, will start an excavation mission that...

 
 
What Netflix’s ‘House of Cards’ really means for TV
Lindsey Clay
 

You might have heard that the on-demand subscription service Netflix recently invested in a series of exclusive TV content in...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Social Media: 7 Steps to Empower Employees and Drive Your Business Forward (Webcast)
 
In an age where social media and brand image are irrevocably linked, org...
 
 
New Laws for Online Advertising: Are You Compliant? (Webcast)
 
New rules from the UK Committee on Advertising Practices (CAP) covering ...
 
 
Online Retailers: Stepping up to the Challenge of Digital in 2013 (Expert Reports)
 
The online retail industry is developing at a rapid pace; evolving in li...
 
 
Multiple Digital Touch Points: One Voice (Webcast)
 
Powering a consistent brand message across a multichannel campaign calls...
 
 
SEO Update: Exploring The Opportunities For Global Growth In 2013 (Expert Reports)
 
This hard-hitting expert report forms the final chapter of our 2-part SE...
 
 
 
 
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