Tuesday, 4 October 2016

Why we should study accidental marketing, Is 'learn-as-you-go' creativity the future?

Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
October 04, 2016

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Is 'learn-as-you-go' creativity the future?
Is 'learn-as-you-go' creativity the future?

John Tylee

At a time when most advertising is pretested to within an inch of its life, will the new kind of "suck it and see" approach about to be pioneered by Ogilvy & Mather set creativity free again?

Guardian launches programmatic audience targeting platform with iProspect and Eurostar
Guardian launches programmatic audience targeting platform with iProspect and Eurostar

Omar Oakes

The Guardian's publisher has launched a programmatic audience targeting platform that it says will deliver smarter and more effective campaigns.

Why we should study accidental marketing
Why we should study accidental marketing

Rory Sutherland

Rory Sutherland may be "a crap version of Jeremy Bullmore" but he's not about to get churlish about it.

Making diversity the new normal
Making diversity the new normal

Jane Bloomfield

Diversity is more than an internal issue for the advertising business, we also need to embrace it in our day to day work, explains Kantar Millward Brown's head of UK marketing.

3 great ads I had nothing to do with: Remco Graham on British Heart Foundation, IKEA and Crest
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3 great ads I had nothing to do with: Remco Graham on British Heart Foundation, IKEA and Crest

Thinkbox

Remco Graham, ECD and Creative Partner, Now, reveals three great ads he admires but had nothing to do with

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TalkTalk
TalkTalk "This stuff matters" by CHI & Partners

TalkTalk installed cameras in a family home for its reality TV-inspired campaign purporting to offer a "candid glimpse into how modern families live".

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British Gas appoints MediaCom for £55m UK media
British Gas appoints MediaCom for £55m UK media

Gurjit Degun

British Gas has appointed MediaCom to its £55m UK media account, ending a 14-year relationship with Carat.

The seven steps to creating a culture of effectiveness
The seven steps to creating a culture of effectiveness

Bridget Angear and James Miller

Effectiveness is not something that can be stamped on a campaign, but rather the result of a business culture that works toward it from the outset.

Unilever plots in-house branded content division
Unilever plots in-house branded content division

Simon Gwynn

Unilever is throwing its weight behind in-house content creation, with the launch of two units dedicated to branded content.

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"Transparency and culture is at the very heart of everything we do" Jenny Biggam

Antje Derks, Campaign Content Labs

In association with The Trade Desk, we invite the biggest industry names to interview their boundary pushing peers - and pass on the baton, in an interview relay. Jenny Biggam, founder, the7stars, is the latest boundary pusher in our series. Neil Christie, managing director at Weiden + Kennedy, speaks to her...

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