Thursday 20 October 2016

Why the Tesco v Unilever feud was good for British business | Retailers prepare to unleash Christmas ad campaigns | Carling reviews ad account

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Why the Tesco v Unilever feud was good for British business
Why the Tesco v Unilever feud was good for British business

Helen Edwards

The dispute between Tesco and Unilever disproves the perception of British business as 'too lazy and too fat' and highlights its risk and complexity.

Retailers prepare to unleash Christmas ad campaigns
Retailers prepare to unleash Christmas ad campaigns

Maisie McCabe

Major British retailers are putting the finishing touches to their Christmas advertising campaigns.

Carling reviews ad account
Carling reviews ad account

Simon Gwynn

Molson Coors is reviewing the creative account for Carling, one of the UK's best-selling lagers.

Alfa Romeo set for SUV push
Alfa Romeo set for SUV push

Omar Oakes

Alfa Romeo is looking for an agency to create a global campaign for a new SUV.

Unilever employs Facebook chatbot to teach kids to brush teeth
Unilever employs Facebook chatbot to teach kids to brush teeth

Daniel Farey-Jones

R/GA London has developed a new way for Unilever's oral care brand Signal Pepsodent to tell a story that reaches parents and children around the world.

Canon selects VCCP amid shift in marketing strategy
Canon selects VCCP amid shift in marketing strategy

Simon Gwynn

Canon has appointed VCCP as its first integrated agency as it looks to ditch product-based marketing in favour of focusing on people's wider relationships with images.

Digital influencers poised to become 'more powerful'
Digital influencers poised to become 'more powerful'

Nicola Kemp

The digital influencer bubble is not going to burst and influencers will become a "stronger and more powerful voice in marketing", according to a leading beauty marketer.

Huawei seeks shop for phone launch
Huawei seeks shop for phone launch

Omar Oakes

Huawei, the Chinese tech giant, is on the lookout for a creative agency ahead of an upcoming global launch of a new smartphone.

Parenting app Mush seals deal with Aveeno Baby
Parenting app Mush seals deal with Aveeno Baby

Nicola Kemp

Mush, the parenting app, has secured its first commercial partnership with Johnson & Johnson's Aveeno Baby.

Quantcast's Ben Murphy: 'The audience isn't just your colleague sitting next to you'
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Quantcast's Ben Murphy: 'The audience isn't just your colleague sitting next to you'

Quantcast's newly-appointed UK MD talks about getting creative right, tackling attribution, finding the right audience and why this year's Supernova conference is the best yet

Your ad is viewable but did anybody see it?
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Your ad is viewable but did anybody see it?

InSkin Media

Just because an ad is viewable, that doesn't mean it is seen or engaged with. In an industry obsessed with viewability and click-through rates, InSkin Media's research shows it's more important than ever to go back to basics

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