Tuesday 15 November 2016

Is short-termist thinking undermining brands?| O2's Nina Bibby: Make marketing more accessible | Tesco turnaround on track as Aldi and Lidl growth slows

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November 15, 2016
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Is short-termist thinking undermining brands?
Is short-termist thinking undermining brands?

John Tylee

Long-term brand building via mass media has been cast aside in favour of one-offs and social media stunts.

O2's Nina Bibby: Make marketing more accessible
O2's Nina Bibby: Make marketing more accessible

Nina Bibby

Nina Bibby, the CMO at O2, shares a few golden marketing rules.

Tesco turnaround on track as Aldi and Lidl growth slows
Tesco turnaround on track as Aldi and Lidl growth slows

Simon Gwynn

Aldi and Lidl saw their lowest combined sales growth for five years in the 12 weeks ending 5 November, according to the latest Nielsen data.

Nationwide marketing chief Bennison: poets campaign is applying social video thinking to TV
Nationwide marketing chief Bennison: poets campaign is applying social video thinking to TV

Simon Gwynn

The UK's largest building society, Nationwide, is planning to create dozens of instalments in its "Voice of the people" campaign, according to chief marketing officer Sara Bennison.

Creators 'nostalgic' for Vine, says Twitter's Luke Townsin
Creators 'nostalgic' for Vine, says Twitter's Luke Townsin

Shona Ghosh

Creators grieving the death of Twitter's short video service Vine are "sentimental" for the service but have moved on to other platforms.

ISBA appoints marketing veteran Phil Smith as director general
ISBA appoints marketing veteran Phil Smith as director general

Shona Ghosh

ISBA has announced that Phil Smith, whose career spans top roles at Kraft and Camelot, will replace Mike Hughes as director general.

Marketers must take control of customer complaints
Marketers must take control of customer complaints

Helen Edwards

Marketing needs to wrest the complaints process from elsewhere in the organisation and take control.

Samsung buys connected car firm Harman for $8bn
Samsung buys connected car firm Harman for $8bn

Shona Ghosh

Samsung will pursue the connected car market with the $8bn (£6.4bn) acquisition of software firm Harman, giving it a competitive boost against Apple and Google.

Atom is banking on the personal touch
Atom is banking on the personal touch

Simon Gwynn

With the reputation of legacy banks tarnished, Atom is seeking to disrupt the sector with a personalised user experience.

How Shell is turning sandbags into electricity in Kenya
How Shell is turning sandbags into electricity in Kenya

Simon Gwynn

Energy giant Shell is visiting 50 towns in Kenya with social enterprise GravityLight to spread the word about the technology that aims to replace dangerous kerosene lamps used by many people in the East African country.

Pret's 'alternative' Christmas campaign highlights apprenticeships for the homeless
Pret's 'alternative' Christmas campaign highlights apprenticeships for the homeless

Robert Smith

Café chain Pret A Manger has again taken a deliberately non-capitalist approach to its Christmas marketing campaign, which is designed to highlight its apprenticeship scheme for the homeless.

Brand marketing lessons from Donald Trump and Brexit
Brand marketing lessons from Donald Trump and Brexit

David Austin

Brands' obsession with millennials is blinkering their vision. Marketers can learn a thing or two from Donald Trump and Brexit.

DMA calls for company directors to face prison over illegal nuisance calls
DMA calls for company directors to face prison over illegal nuisance calls

Omar Oakes

The Direct Marketing Association is calling for prison sentences to be meted out to company directors who repeatedly breach data protection laws by making illegal nuisance calls.

Applied Thinking: Plunge
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Applied Thinking: Plunge

Liz Landy, Ipsos Connect UK

At what point is it right to take the bold move and plunge into the unknown, futuristic world of virtual reality?

Applied Thinking: Pivot
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Applied Thinking: Pivot

Andrew Hinshelwood, Lonely Planet

Internal conflict can be a pivot and lead to smarter problem solving...

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