Sunday, 16 October 2016

Blackwood Seven's AI media agency is provoking fear across the big networks, Miles Young: How advertising can regain its swagger, Maternity men: ad dads holding the baby & more

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
October 16, 2016
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
Blackwood Seven's AI media agency is provoking fear across the big networks
Blackwood Seven's AI media agency is provoking fear across the big networks

Gideon Spanier

Blackwood Seven says its platform improves media performance and helps clients insource.

Miles Young: How advertising can regain its swagger
Miles Young: How advertising can regain its swagger

Miles Young

Having stepped down from the industry after 40 years to become warden of his alma mater, New College, Oxford, Ogilvy & Mather's former global chairman and chief executive reminisces about the 'bad men' years, ruminates on today's challenges and proposes how adland can regain its swagger.

Maternity men: ad dads holding the baby
Maternity men: ad dads holding the baby

Nicola Kemp

A new breed of men in the creative industries are embracing the opportunity and challenge afforded by shared and extended parental leave.

Brand lessons from Tesco's apparent revival under Dave Lewis
Brand lessons from Tesco's apparent revival under Dave Lewis

Rob Sellers

What is good for Tesco is good for you. We have to understand the brand's path and shape our plans to synchronise with it, writes Rob Sellers.

Trumped up
Trumped up

Dave Trott

Dave Trott on Donald Trump's Manhattan.

Vote for The Marketing Society Brand of the Year 2016
Vote for The Marketing Society Brand of the Year 2016

It's time to decide who gets your vote for The Marketing Society Brand of the Year.

How Google will own the ecosystem
How Google will own the ecosystem

Ben Rickard

Many observers have suggested that the tech giants would soon start fighting against each other, and last week it was Google's turn to take off the gloves, writes Ben Rickard, head of mobile, MEC global solutions and EMEA.

How Monty won Christmas for John Lewis
How Monty won Christmas for John Lewis

John Lewis won this year's Creative Effectiveness Grand Prix in Cannes with its 2014 Christmas ad campaign. Adam & Eve/DDB's Les Binet, David Golding and Martin Beverley and Manning Gottlieb OMD's David Bratt explain the strategy and how creativity was key to effectiveness.

The censorious trend is a threat to creativity
The censorious trend is a threat to creativity

Rory Sutherland

Creative people share a mischievous disdain for the party line on just about anything. In many ways that's their job, writes Rory Sutherland.

Why there is never sleep for marketers
Why there is never sleep for marketers

Helen Edwards

Premier Inn is the latest advertiser to find that having a point of difference is not enough for consumers

Are your diamond shoes too tight?
Are your diamond shoes too tight?

Nik Studzinski

Yes, our jobs can be frustrating and stressful. But this is still an amazing time to work in the creative industry.

Our industry seems to have too much data, too little sense
Our industry seems to have too much data, too little sense

Alex Steer

When was the last time you had too little data to do your job? Bring back marketing knowledge, Alex Steer writes.

Experiences are the key to brand loyalty
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Experiences are the key to brand loyalty

Hattie Whiting, Kitcatt Nohr

Brands are adapting CRM to customer experience management to build effective, emotional relationships with consumers

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