Sunday 29 January 2017

A mum returns to the creative frontline | Marketing in the age of the troll | Adland steps backwards on ethnic diversity

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
January 29, 2017
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media

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I'm back, pitches! A mum returns to the ad industry
I'm back, pitches! A mum returns to the ad industry

Sarah Shepherd

Mum-of-three Sarah Shepherd got a chance to return to the creative frontline 11 years after leaving the industry.

This is adland '17: Part two: Ethnicity
This is adland '17: Part two: Ethnicity

Kate Magee

Our latest research reveals that, although ethnic diversity is improving at a junior level, the industry is still a long way from our target of 15% BAME employees in the top two tiers of creative and media agencies.

Marketing in the age of the troll
Marketing in the age of the troll

Nicola Kemp

The rise of social media has transformed the nature of attention, a shift that is driving brand confusion and presenting marketers with substantial challenges.

Here's to you, Mrs Robinson: 'mother of modern advertising' paves way for diversity
Here's to you, Mrs Robinson: 'mother of modern advertising' paves way for diversity

Amir Kassaei

Because she was given an opportunity, Phyllis Robinson went on to become 'the mother of modern advertising'. It's a tale that should inspire us all.

Ad industry's pace of change on diversity is too slow
Ad industry's pace of change on diversity is too slow

Claire Beale

Almost half-a-century after a woman first became copy chief at one of the best ad agencies, still only 11% of creative directors are women.

Planning in the wild: How Ogilvy planners are getting out to connect with real people
Planning in the wild: How Ogilvy planners are getting out to connect with real people

Kevin Chesters

The shocks of last year suggest we need to connect with real people. So our planners are returning to that oldest of tools: primary research.

Disregarding craft is costing us creatively
Disregarding craft is costing us creatively

Jules Chalkley

Craft propels a good ad to greatness. For creative advertising to thrive, we can't let the skills of our trade be forgotten.

A view from Dave Trott: Data can't think
A view from Dave Trott: Data can't think

Dave Trott

The Boeing 767 was the most sophisticated airliner of its day.

Should more media owners disclose agency rebates?
Should more media owners disclose agency rebates?

Gideon Spanier

Advertisers are demanding more transparency and there are new accounting rules.

Navigating the complex world of attribution
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Navigating the complex world of attribution

Irina Pessin, data2decisions USA

In a world where digital is set to continue on its rapid growth trajectory, the media mix is becoming more digitised, and traditional business models are shifting toward the development of ecommerce

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