Tuesday, 29 November 2016

Danone calls creative pitch for yoghurts | Big brand ideas trump tech every time | Brands take note: trends aren't trendy any more

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Campaign: Brands
November 29, 2016
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Danone calls creative pitch for yoghurts
Danone calls creative pitch for yoghurts

Simon Gwynn

Four agencies are fighting it out for the global advertising account for Danone's yoghurt brands.

Big brand ideas trump tech every time
Big brand ideas trump tech every time

Gav Thompson

C&C Group's chief marketer explains why he's not one for following fads, plus other lessons from his career ladder.

Brands take note: trends aren't trendy any more
Brands take note: trends aren't trendy any more

Charles Vallance

The spirit of social conservatism that has brought back knitting, book clubs and baking now threatens to disrupt inattentive brands.

Nando's moves into content publishing with Adjust Your Set appointment
Nando's moves into content publishing with Adjust Your Set appointment

Shona Ghosh

Nando's has appointed content marketing agency Adjust Your Set, as it looks to become a brand publisher.

Is it ever right for brands to play politics?
Is it ever right for brands to play politics?

John Tylee

Donald Trump's presidency is ushering in a new and potentially deeply divisive form of government in the US and some brand owners may be ruing the day they strayed into the political arena.

Mondelez appoints new global media and e-commerce leaders
Mondelez appoints new global media and e-commerce leaders

Simon Gwynn

FMCG giant Mondelez has made two senior appointments in a move that sees responsibility for e-commerce separated from media.

Co-op's brand relaunch is shooting too high
Co-op's brand relaunch is shooting too high

Helen Edwards

The Co-op might be trying to tick one brand relaunch box too many.

What global marketing looks like at Rakuten
What global marketing looks like at Rakuten

David Blecken

Rakuten's sponsorship of FC Barcelona is an indication of its level of global ambition. Here's a look at how the marketer who helped negotiate the deal is working to fulfil that.

Openreach should split from BT, orders Ofcom
Openreach should split from BT, orders Ofcom

Omar Oakes

BT should legally separate from Openreach, its broadband division, telecoms regulator Ofcom has ruled.

Hyper relevancy and good ads: how to win back consumer hearts
Promoted
Hyper relevancy and good ads: how to win back consumer hearts

Eleanor Hawkins

Ad-blocking, although damaging, is forcing our industry to up its game... And it's the shock we all needed

Brand-building in the age of targeting
Promoted
Brand-building in the age of targeting

Stephen Graves

Digital Cinema Media and Campaign brought together key players from creative agencies to discuss how precision, creativity and context can all work together for brands

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