Tuesday, 26 July 2016

Paddy Power mocks Russian athletes, Brexit could devalue British brands, Bleak summer for supermarkets

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July 26, 2016
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Paddy Power says 'Urine luck' with money back campaign on a Russian win
Paddy Power says 'Urine luck' with money back campaign on a Russian win

Shona Ghosh

Paddy Power has continued its campaign of mockery against Russian athletes competing in the 2016 Olympic Games, this time offering money back if a Russian beats a British or Irish competitor.

How Brexit could lead to devalued British brands
How Brexit could lead to devalued British brands

Helen Edwards

If the perception of Britain morphs into something undesirable post-Brexit, brands that trade on its cultural codes and cues will suffer.

Bleak early summer leads to sharpest fall in supermarket sales for two years
Bleak early summer leads to sharpest fall in supermarket sales for two years

Simon Gwynn

The drizzly start to Britain's summer hit supermarket sales where it hurts, the latest data from Nielsen shows.

Up for a brand orgy that will take your agency/client relationship to the next level?
Up for a brand orgy that will take your agency/client relationship to the next level?

Al Moseley

Gladiatorial combat is not the best way for marketers and agencies to engage, writes Al Moseley, the president and chief creative officer at 180 Amsterdam.

'We own the political market', says MessageSpace co-founder Jag Singh
'We own the political market', says MessageSpace co-founder Jag Singh

Matthew Chapman

Matthew Chapman meets Jag Singh, who gives brands cheap access to the 'Jeremy Clarkson audience' through an influential blogging network.

Apple, Microsoft, Samsung top FutureBrand ranking
Apple, Microsoft, Samsung top FutureBrand ranking

Shona Ghosh

Tech giants continue to top brand rankings across the board, with most performing better than classic brands Coke, Nike and Nestlé.

The woeful tales of BHS and Sports Direct expose retail's ruthless side
The woeful tales of BHS and Sports Direct expose retail's ruthless side

Nick Gray

When your management style, business model or working practices are held up for scrutiny by the House of Commons you know something's not quite right, writes Nick Gray, managing director at retail marketing agency Live & Breathe.

Ex-Coke European marketing chief reveals branding secrets in new book
Ex-Coke European marketing chief reveals branding secrets in new book

Shona Ghosh

Coke's former vice president for marketing in Europe, Javier Sanchez Lamelas, has written a book on branding after leaving the drinks giant.

Marketers' Toolkit: brand-building lessons from Airbnb, Coca-Cola, Carling, Barclaycard and more
Marketers' Toolkit: brand-building lessons from Airbnb, Coca-Cola, Carling, Barclaycard and more

Staff

Introducing the Marketers' Toolkit, Campaign's new, regular round-up of how marketers at leading brands are tackling business challenges.

Openreach must be 'distinct' company within BT, says watchdog
Openreach must be 'distinct' company within BT, says watchdog

Shona Ghosh

BT has avoided a full break-up with Openreach, its wholesale network, after an Ofcom review into the UK's broadband.

It's not just creatives who need to ditch the stereotypes
It's not just creatives who need to ditch the stereotypes

Rob Bassett

It's great that we're battling the stereotypes in ads, but we won't win the war until brands apply the same logic to targeting, says Rob Bassett, the head of UK and EU multinational advertising at eBay.

There's no such thing as a strong brand story without a strong team
There's no such thing as a strong brand story without a strong team

Lionel Benbassat

Lionel Benbassat, head of marketing and brand at Eurostar, searches for diversity of experience and personalities to build his dream team.

IAB Digital Upfronts returns for third year
IAB Digital Upfronts returns for third year

Staff

Some of the world's biggest media owners will feature at the Internet Advertising Bureau UK's Digital Upfronts, which returns for a third year in October.

Brands on film: How product placement has come of age
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Brands on film: How product placement has come of age

Staff

The first of three #BENtalks films from Campaign and Branded Entertainment Network

Three ways to make your digital marketing nimble
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Three ways to make your digital marketing nimble

How Blue State Digital are helping to make Lloyds Banking Group's digital strategy more useful and human through testing and learning

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