Tuesday 27 September 2016

Domino's hires ex-BHS chief marketing officer Tony Holdway + latest from Nationwide, Facebook, Apple & BBC

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Domino's hires ex-BHS chief marketing officer Tony Holdway
Domino's hires ex-BHS chief marketing officer Tony Holdway

Simon Gwynn

Domino's has hired the chief marketing officer of doomed retailer BHS, Tony Holdway, to replace former sales and marketing director Simon Wallis, who has been promoted to chief operating officer.

Don't be a casualty of 'tiara syndrome', says Nationwide's CMO
Don't be a casualty of 'tiara syndrome', says Nationwide's CMO

Sara Bennison

Nationwide's chief marketing officer Sara Bennison shares the advice that has guided her throughout her career.

Facebook video metrics blunder shows digital must learn from TV
Facebook video metrics blunder shows digital must learn from TV

Rich Astley

The row about Facebook's flawed video metrics highlights the need for a single currency for all video, Rich Astley of Videology UK explains.

Apple defies naysayers as UK's 'coolest' brand
Apple defies naysayers as UK's 'coolest' brand

Shona Ghosh

Apple has retained its title as the UK's perceived "coolest" brand, despite growing doubts over the company's ability to innovate.

BBC will require login for iPlayer and mobile apps in 2017
BBC will require login for iPlayer and mobile apps in 2017

Shona Ghosh

The BBC will ask all users to log into iPlayer from 2017, but claims the move is not about catching licence fee dodgers.

Why 'surprise and delight' is tougher than it sounds for marketers
Why 'surprise and delight' is tougher than it sounds for marketers

Helen Edwards

Find ways to close the gap between customer desire and corporate reality.

#WorkthatWorks campaign urges industry to tackle 'motherhood penalty'
#WorkthatWorks campaign urges industry to tackle 'motherhood penalty'

Nicola Kemp

A lack of flexible working costs the economy up to £62.5bn in wasted talent by failing to facilitate the return of stay-at-home mothers back into the workplace, according to new research.

Is branded content an effective marketing tool?
Is branded content an effective marketing tool?

John Tylee

Is McDonald's recently pulled YouTube channel evidence of a brand and its agency moving beyond their comfort zones?

Sainsbury's rolls out one-hour delivery by bike in inner London
Sainsbury's rolls out one-hour delivery by bike in inner London

Simon Gwynn

After a trial earlier this year, Sainsbury's is introducing a service to 35,699 London postcodes that will offer delivery by bike within one hour of an order being placed on its iOS app, Chop Chop.

Hollywood has awoken to female representation: when will adland follow?
Hollywood has awoken to female representation: when will adland follow?

Jane Cunningham & Philippa Roberts

Adland should learn from Disney putting Jyn Erso, the female protagonist of Star Wars spinoff Rogue One, at the centre of the film's merchandise.

Infiniti works to hone its 'entrepreneurial' positioning
Infiniti works to hone its 'entrepreneurial' positioning

David Blecken

Nissan's luxury subsidiary is aiming for sharper definition to help it claim more share in its key markets.

Selling to the selfie generation: how to build brands with retail influence
Selling to the selfie generation: how to build brands with retail influence

Pete Wilson

Brands are becoming more imaginative with their efforts to sell to the selfie generation, writes Iris' planning director.

How Sky makes the many faces of content count
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How Sky makes the many faces of content count

Rachel Bristow, Sky Media

Every great advertising campaign tells a story - so why restrict that story to 30 seconds? With branded content entering a new era, the combination of data and technology can take stories further, Sky Media's Rachel Bristow writes

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