| | | | | | With clients seeking shops able to deliver strong brand thinking executed seamlessly across channels, the return of the full-service agency is upon us. By James Murphy. | | | | | | | Philippa Brown believes that among the key focuses for media agencies in 2015 will be taking ownership of one of the industry's biggest growth areas - content creation. | | | | | | Yesterday in Campaign, Philippa Brown outlined what she felt were the big issues for media agencies in the year ahead. Here, some of her rivals give their view. | | | | | | Advertising in 2015 will remain preoccupied with real-time marketing and big data, but those who can apply true creativity to these disciplines will succeed. By Russell Ramsey. | | | | | | Campaign asked top creatives what they thought about J Walter Thompson executive creative director, Russell Ramsey's predictions for creative departments in 2015. | | | | | | Andy Nairn, a founding partner at Lucky Generals, explains why he will be starting his days with unusual meals in 2015. | | | | | | From tearing down agency silos to trusting our hunches more, 2015 is the year when we must radically change the way we work to drive strategy forward. By Craig Mawdsley. | | | | | | Craig Mawdsley, the joint chief strategy officer at Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, gave Campaign his view for the year ahead for planning. | | | | | | Batten down the hatches for a mystification tsunami. | | | | | | Adspend is set to rise amid a recovering economy, and TV will remain the key medium as research proves its power and more robust metrics are developed, Chris Allen writes. | | | | | | The arrival of a new government this year is sure to have a big impact on advertising. The self-regulation system, in particular, will be under intense scrutiny, Andy Duncan writes. | | | | | | |
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