Friday, 19 April 2013

Marketing Daily - Twitter warns brands it is better to be 'good' than 'loud'. Plus Starbucks, MasterCard and Vodafone

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Twitter warns brands it is better to be 'good' than 'loud'
Matthew Chapman,
19 April 2013
 

Twitter has argued the route to success on its platform is "not...

Bruce Daisley: sales director at Twitter UK
 
 
Twitter does drive sales says Deloitte study
Gordon MacMillan,
19 April 2013
 

The big question for many brands when it comes to social media...

Twitter4Brands: Deloite study findings revealed at the event in London
 
 
Starbucks to reward customers for drinking from reusable cup
John Reynolds,
19 April 2013
 

Starbucks is to begin offering discounts to customers who use an environmentally-friendly...

Starbucks: introduces reusable cup
 
 
Ones to watch: the latest viral videos from LG Electronics, Pot Noodle and Dove
19 April 2013
 

The latest viral video hits from LG Electronics, Pot Noodle and Dove.

LG Electronics: toilet stunt
 
 
MasterCard promotes Beyoncé VIP tour experience
Alex Brownsell,
19 April 2013
 

MasterCard has launched a digital marketing campaign offering cardholders the chance to...

Beyoncé: MasterCard promotes UK tour experience
 
 
FMCG brands are sponsorship 'opportunists', claims cricket chief
John Reynolds,
18 April 2013
 

Financial services are preferable sponsorship partners to FMCG brands as they are...

England cricket: Brit Insurance is ending its deal as national team sponsor
 
 
Value of a Facebook fan rises to an average of $174
Chloe Smith,
19 April 2013
 

The value of a Facebook fan for consumer brands has risen by...

Facebook: BMW's fans are worth more than any other brand says study
 
 
Vodafone's Kiss viral tugs at the heartstrings
19 April 2013
 

Social video expert Unruly evaluates the latest viral campaign from Vodafone.

Vodafone: beautifully directed
 
 
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EU postpones crucial vote on European-wide data regulation law
Matthew Chapman,
18 April 2013
 
John Lewis mulls entry into mobile phone sector
Matthew Chapman,
18 April 2013
 
Dove's campaign for real beauty returns after two-year gap
John Reynolds,
18 April 2013
 
 
 
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Domino’s Pizza a good fit for the Football League
John Reynolds
 

Domino's Pizza to sponsor the Football League? Marketing this week revealed that Domino's Pizza is to rival B&Q in...

 
 
Finding your ‘Plane’: Exercising the Grey Matter
Brand Learning
 

This post is provided by Mark Beales, Partner at Brand Learning , global experts in transforming Marketing Capabilities. Have...

 
 
Persuading across cultures
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Those working internationally face the daily dilemma of managing extremely complex cultural contexts - where culture is usually a mosaic...

 
 
What wearables can learn from history
Tunde Cockshott
 

Wearables are seen as the new digital battleground. The big boys are spending serious money to get involved: Google’s Project...

 
 
How retailers can empower staff in an increasingly multichannel world
Christine Knott
 

It's no secret that brands on the high street have been having a tough time of late - in our...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Improving Marketing and Media Performance (Expert Reports)
 
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The Future of Online Shopping: 4 Trends to Watch in 2013 (Expert Reports)
 
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