Friday 30 September 2016

Online ads must be viewable for 14 seconds, The Times launches TV ad

Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
September 30, 2016

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Online ads must be viewable for 14 seconds to be seen, says eye-tracking study
Online ads must be viewable for 14 seconds to be seen, says eye-tracking study

Omar Oakes

An online ad needs to be seen on a screen for at least 14 seconds to have any chance of being looked at, according to a new study of more than 4,000 people.

The Times pledges to cut through the noise in new TV ad
The Times pledges to cut through the noise in new TV ad

Simon Gwynn

News UK is launching a TV ad tomorrow for The Times and The Sunday Times to promote the papers' new brand positioning, "Know your times".

Creativity buys little without investment
Creativity buys little without investment

Peter Field

The research shows that award-winning campaigns not backed by sufficient media spend will fail to be truly effective, writes Peter Field.

Bob Greenberg: 'biggest focus' is R/GA consulting arm
Bob Greenberg: 'biggest focus' is R/GA consulting arm

Gurjit Degun

R/GA's primary focus is on its consultancy business as the industry battles with companies including PwC and McKinsey moving into the marketing and advertising space.

Campaign Viral Chart: Airbus shows off planes in this week's most shared ad
Campaign Viral Chart: Airbus shows off planes in this week's most shared ad

Unruly

Airbus' line of commercial jetliners takes a "family flight" through the skies in the most viral ad this week.

Creative recruiter's scholarship helps 'future star' win place at Wunderman
Creative recruiter's scholarship helps 'future star' win place at Wunderman

Omar Oakes

A "future creative star" has been awarded an industry scholarship from a fundraiser in tribute to the death of a recruitment agency's managing director.

Female bosses need to lead by example, says Huffington
Female bosses need to lead by example, says Huffington

Ilyse Liffreing

At Advertising Week's "Thrive" panel, executives from Hearst, Facebook, AT&T and Skinnygirl swapped stories of leadership

Remarkable people name their heroes in new podcast from creative industry
Remarkable people name their heroes in new podcast from creative industry

Rattling Stick's Andy Orrick and Fabula's Luke Williamson created the Saints of Somewhere podcast, which invites guests to discuss the people, places and things that have shaped their lives.

Eye contact is the secret work weapon of 18 Feet & Rising's Anna Carpen
Eye contact is the secret work weapon of 18 Feet & Rising's Anna Carpen

Anna Carpen

Face-to-face will always win and leads to a greater trust between individuals, writes the executive creative director at 18 Feet & Rising.

The best work doesn't just land in your lap, says We Are Social's Gareth Leeding
The best work doesn't just land in your lap, says We Are Social's Gareth Leeding

Gareth Leeding

We Are Social's creative content director has learned to hustle hard and listen to all feedback.

Thinkboxes winner July/August 2016: Channel 4
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Thinkboxes winner July/August 2016: Channel 4

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Winner for July/August 2016

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Smyths Toys Superstores
Smyths Toys Superstores "If I were a toy" by McCann Manchester

Beyonce's hit gets a remix for the new ad for Smyths Toys, which features a young boy in the title role singing If I Were a Toy and becoming a champion for gender neutral marketing in the process.

Danepak
Danepak "Class of 90 seconds" by Isobel

Danepak bacon has teamed up with Salford FC, the team from BBC One's Class of 92.

Nespresso
Nespresso "Change nothing" by McCann Worldgroup

George Clooney continues his 10-year relationship with Nespresso in another cinematic spot.

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Omnicom shuts M2M in UK after account losses
Omnicom shuts M2M in UK after account losses

Gideon Spanier

Omnicom has shut its media agency M2M in the UK following a string of account losses and Alistair MacCullum, the chief executive of M2M, is stepping down.

BMW UK set to end relationship with Vizeum
BMW UK set to end relationship with Vizeum

Gurjit Degun

Vizeum is set to lose the £20m BMW UK media business, ending a 16-year relationship.

Be useful, be entertaining: native advertising's golden rules
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Be useful, be entertaining: native advertising's golden rules

Andrew Mole, Platform360

Bespoke native advertising offers audiences practical, enjoyable and informative content - and drives great results for brands willing to invest. So how does this approach work best, and where does it belong in the future of digital marketing?

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