Tuesday 14 February 2017

P&G marketing chief Feitoza: Ariel campaign is tackling 'first wash anxiety' | Thomson Reuters freezes ads as other brands review 'terror funding' spots | and more...

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February 14, 2017
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P&G marketing chief Feitoza: Ariel campaign is tackling 'first wash anxiety'
P&G marketing chief Feitoza: Ariel campaign is tackling 'first wash anxiety'

Simon Gwynn

Ariel has teamed up with fashion designer Giles Deacon to promote its three-in-one pods, in a campaign that tackles "first wash anxiety" according to its northern European marketing chief.

Thomson Reuters freezes ads as other brands review 'terror funding' spots
Thomson Reuters freezes ads as other brands review 'terror funding' spots

Emily Tan

Thomson Reuters has also suspended part of its advertising, while the other brands are reviewing their policies and checking in with their agencies.

Sandals and Marie Curie join online ads freeze after 'terror funding' claims
Sandals and Marie Curie join online ads freeze after 'terror funding' claims

Omar Oakes

Sandals Resorts and Marie Curie have joined Jaguar Land Rover in withdrawing online ad campaigns following the revelation that they have been unwittingly funding terror organisations.

Valentine's Day: the best (and worst) ads by brands
Valentine's Day: the best (and worst) ads by brands

Staff

Love is in air and lovey-dovey campaigns are on the airwaves.... Campaign brings you the heartbreakers of this year's Valentine's Day campaigns by brands.

Secrets to a steady (client-agency) relationship
Secrets to a steady (client-agency) relationship

Robert Sawatsky

What makes some client-agency relationships healthier than others? We invited them to share their feelings.

Will brands regret rushing into digital?
Will brands regret rushing into digital?

John Tylee

Have brands that rushed headlong into digital allowed its dazzle to blind them to its shortcomings?

Dunnhumby chief Simon Hay steps down
Dunnhumby chief Simon Hay steps down

Omar Oakes

Simon Hay, the global chief executive of customer data analysis company Dunnhumby, is leaving the business after 25 years.

Tesco/Booker deal highlights the need to evolve core businesses
Tesco/Booker deal highlights the need to evolve core businesses

Helen Edwards

Tesco's proposed £3.9bn takeover of food wholesaler Booker is a reminder of the bittersweet relationship businesses can have with their own core.

Be positive and congratulate your wife's lover on his good taste, says Domino's marketing boss
Be positive and congratulate your wife's lover on his good taste, says Domino's marketing boss

Tony Holdway

Domino's sales and marketing director shares some of the more colourful theories he's picked up during his career.

Blurred idols: strategies for recruiting brand ambassadors
Blurred idols: strategies for recruiting brand ambassadors

Theo Izzard-Brown

Younger millennials aged 16 to 20 see regular and social celebrities equally in terms of popularity, according to research by McCann.

Enough of the mudslinging: getting digital right is in everyone's best interests
Enough of the mudslinging: getting digital right is in everyone's best interests

Jon Mew

Reports that brands could be funding terror groups through online ads highlight the need for the industry to stop mudslinging and work together.

Engage or walk away? Brands' dilemma after a Trump Twitter attack
Engage or walk away? Brands' dilemma after a Trump Twitter attack

Chris Daniels

Experts are split on whether brands should push back against or placate the president if he mentions them on Twitter. Yet they agree all brands should be prepared for the scenario.

Transformation and the case for change
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Transformation and the case for change

Nigel Vaz, Publicis.Sapient

As tech disrupts industry-wide, brands must respond with alacrity, says Publicis.Sapient's Nigel Vaz.

Convenience and health fuel 2017's best products
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Convenience and health fuel 2017's best products

Stephen Graves

2017's Product of the Year Awards have seen consumers highlight health, convenience and waste-reduction as their defining trends

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