Tuesday, 10 November 2015

How Uber and Airbnb created the 5* consumer; plus, YouTube Red, mobile data, and Domino’s UK fixes data flaw

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How Uber and Airbnb created the 5* consumer

How Uber and Airbnb created the 5* consumer

10 November 15, Petya Pavlova

A big trend for 2016 is going to be the two-way rating relationship between businesses and customers, according to Petya Pavlova, senior editorial analyst at global consumer research and insight company... read more

 
 
10 November 15
The Daily Poke: Tipplers’ teas

Here at Poke Towers, it’s widely acknowledged that a significant section of our workforce is fuelled by tea. So any talk of introducing alcohol into the brewing process is bound to prick our curiosity...

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10 November 15
What does YouTube Red mean for advertisers?

A few months ago in April, YouTube announced that it would be releasing a paid subscription service that would allow users to watch the videos they know and love without any ads. On 21 October, this service...

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10 November 15
Community and commerce: The future of consumer engagement

Being social (not sociable) was once an activity defined by the parameters of free time, access to a PC and a populace social media platform. However the evolution of the internet and its usage has seen...

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10 November 15
How can brands use mobile data to turn browsers into buyers this Christmas?

(Thinkstock/Fuse) Purchases via smartphones and tablets drove sales last Christmas. Consumers spent £5.18bn via mobile devices, with John Lewis experiencing an impressive 76% of Christmas Day traffic...

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Domino's UK fixes flaw exposing names and pizza orders

Domino's UK fixes flaw exposing names and pizza orders

10 November 15, Shona Ghosh

Domino's UK has rushed to fix a security vulnerability that allows online customers to see others' names, local stores and pizza orders.

 
Always #LikeAGirl proves 'Purpose' is not a marketing buzzword but a sales driver

Always #LikeAGirl proves 'Purpose' is not a marketing buzzword but a sales driver

10 November 15, Alison Martin

Alison Martin, director at Kantar Worldpanel, argues that brands including Always and Dove are successful because they tap into a real human need and motivation and have a strong and clearly defined social... read more

 
'Become More Powerful' with EA's thrilling Star Wars trailer

'Become More Powerful' with EA's thrilling Star Wars trailer

09 November 15, Douglas Quenqua

Anna Kendrick channels her inner Obi Wan to promote the release of Star Wars Battlefront

 
 
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