Wednesday 25 May 2016

Carling, MasterCard, Pizza Hut, Co-op, Blossom Hill & Google

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May 25, 2016
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The Top Gear of beer? Carling's brand director on saving pubs and gatecrashing Euro 2016
The Top Gear of beer? Carling's brand director on saving pubs and gatecrashing Euro 2016

Simon Gwynn

Carling may have signed back on as a sponsor of the Premier League, but it wants to be more than just football crazy.

MasterCard payment scheme in Pizza Hut proves Pepper the robot is worth its salt
MasterCard payment scheme in Pizza Hut proves Pepper the robot is worth its salt

Simon Gwynn

MasterCard has created the first commerce application for Softbank's humanoid robot Pepper, meaning Pizza Hut customers in Asia will soon have access to a functioning robot waiter.

Co-op brings retro rebrand to TV with promise of impromptu BBQs
Co-op brings retro rebrand to TV with promise of impromptu BBQs

Simon Gwynn

The Co-op is launching the first TV ad of its retro-inspired rebrand, "Be as unpredictable as summer".

Blossom Hill back on TV in biggest UK wine campaign for three years
Blossom Hill back on TV in biggest UK wine campaign for three years

Simon Gwynn

US wine brand Blossom Hill is launching a £2m summer campaign, the first since Australia's Treasury Wine Estates acquired the brand from Diageo last December.

AR and VR is taking product experiences to the masses
AR and VR is taking product experiences to the masses

Tim Jones

When used effectively, alternative realities can play a vital role in marketing and helps brands tell complex and sophisticated stories, writes Tim Jones, creative director at RPM.

Google commercialises Maps with local promoted pins and searches
Google commercialises Maps with local promoted pins and searches

Shona Ghosh

Google is turning to Google Maps as its latest source of ad revenue, trialling sponsored pins and searches.

Google AdWords finally revamps for a mobile-first world
Google AdWords finally revamps for a mobile-first world

Gabey Goh

With the first major redesign since its launch 15 years ago, Google's AdWords is now touting a mobile-first approach for marketers trying to reach consumers in a multi-device world.

Brands encouraging influencers to flout transparency rules in paid campaigns
Brands encouraging influencers to flout transparency rules in paid campaigns

Sam Burne James

A large majority of social influencers in the UK are unaware of the rules around declaring paid-for campaigns, and a small but significant minority are being pressured by brands not to declare their commercial deals.

Twitter makes @replies public and drops multimedia from 140-character count
Twitter makes @replies public and drops multimedia from 140-character count

Shona Ghosh

Twitter has confirmed that it will drop multimedia from its 140-character word count and has announced it will evolve the @reply to become public.

Why you should enter the New Thinking Awards' Power of Partnerships category
Why you should enter the New Thinking Awards' Power of Partnerships category

Rachel Bristow

Building good partnerships requires real effort and the willingness to take risks, as the New Thinking Awards demonstrate, writes Rachel Bristow, the director of partnerships at Sky Media.

Movers and shakers: Facebook, Carlsberg, Dazed Media, Fold7 and more
Movers and shakers: Facebook, Carlsberg, Dazed Media, Fold7 and more

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Four things brands should consider when going programmatic in 2016
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Four things brands should consider when going programmatic in 2016

Martin Bromfield, VP Advertising EMEA at comScore

Creative executions need to be delivered to the right people, under the right conditions - and for that to happen, you need to control four key factors




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