Monday, 22 August 2016

M&S picks new creative agency, Storytelling is dead, The cost of advertising

Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
August 22, 2016

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Marks & Spencer moves ad account to Grey London
Marks & Spencer moves ad account to Grey London

Maisie McCabe

Marks & Spencer has appointed Grey London to its £60m UK creative account, ending its 16-year relationship with Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R.

M&S' ad account move: RKCR/Y&R's best ads
M&S' ad account move: RKCR/Y&R's best ads

Omar Oakes

Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R lost the M&S advertising account to Grey London after 16 years of memorable ad campaigns. Campaign looks at the retailer's best ads over the years.

Storytelling is dead. Long live story doing
Storytelling is dead. Long live story doing

Charles Vallance

The key question for brands looking to thrive in the 21st century is: what is our brand doing?

The cost of advertising: ISBA/Arc study reveals adland's commercial trends
The cost of advertising: ISBA/Arc study reveals adland's commercial trends

Sonoo Singh

Increase in average agency fees, broadening of scope to include creative and strategic planning, demise of payment by results, increase in project work and 'recoupling' of media services - these are some of the trends emerging from the latest Paying for Advertising report from ISBA/Arc.

Donald Trump's first general election ad is surprisingly safe
Donald Trump's first general election ad is surprisingly safe

I-Hsien Sherwood

Spot focuses on immigration, attacks Clinton's "rigged" system

WPP expected to report 12% profit rise
WPP expected to report 12% profit rise

Gurjit Degun

WPP is expected to report a 12% rise in profits to £755m for the first half of the year.

Should the ad industry accept regulation as 'inherently a bad thing'?
Should the ad industry accept regulation as 'inherently a bad thing'?

Richard Pinder

The ad industry's apparent anti-regulation stance is jarring, writes Richard Pinder.

Review recap: Sony, Harveys, The Glenlivet
Review recap: Sony, Harveys, The Glenlivet

Staff

Sony has contacted agencies about a brief to launch its latest range of Bravia TVs across Europe.

What brands should know about disruptive communication technologies
What brands should know about disruptive communication technologies

Hitoshi Nakagawa

From drones to VR, off-the-shelf technologies offer personalisation, scalability and a universe of possibility for building brand experience.

Pornhub and RedTube entice mainstream brands with Global Advertising Contest
Pornhub and RedTube entice mainstream brands with Global Advertising Contest

Ilyse Liffreing

Is $100,000 worth of free ad space enough to lure normally porn-averse companies?

Private view: Hermeti Balarin and Andy Nairn
Private view: Hermeti Balarin and Andy Nairn

Hermeti Balarin and Andy Nairn

Mother London's Hermeti Balarin and Lucky Generals' Andy Nairn review ads from NSPCC, Homepride, Bookatable, Royal Air Force and Honda.

Wireless Group posts 10% fall in pre-tax profits
Wireless Group posts 10% fall in pre-tax profits

Gurjit Degun

Wireless Group, which owns talkSPORT and Virgin Radio, reported a 10% drop in pre-tax profits over the first half of the year ahead of its £220m sale to News Corp.

8 ways to get creative with digital out-of-home
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8 ways to get creative with digital out-of-home

Staff

By combining the scale and impact of out-of-home with technologies that allow for dynamic, flexible messaging, digital out-of-home affords brands the opportunity to create some truly iconic creative work

The Work

LateRooms.com
LateRooms.com "How could this get any better?" by Mother

LateRooms.com has launched a TV campaign featuring a new brand character who crashes into hotel rooms to promote the site's sale.

Kopparberg
Kopparberg "Fånga Dagen" by Goodstuff Communications

Kopparberg is running a competition on Facebook that offers customers the chance to win a keg of the Swedish cider.

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Unilever and P&G battle for data on the future consumer
Unilever and P&G battle for data on the future consumer

Shona Ghosh

The disruption affecting the grocery sector is spilling over into FMCG, as Unilever and Procter & Gamble explore using channels other than supermarkets to future-proof their businesses.

MEC poised to win Nationwide's £38m media account
MEC poised to win Nationwide's £38m media account

Gideon Spanier

MEC is poised to win Nationwide's estimated £38m media planning and buying account.

Day 6: Getting emotional with big data
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Day 6: Getting emotional with big data

Karl Wright

It's the holy grail of marketing - understanding how customers feel about brands. And it's closer than you might imagine, thanks to big data...

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