Thursday 16 March 2017

Disney, Just Eat and Philips on nurturing a brand | Sainsbury's has Argos to thank for latest sales growth | Influencer marketing is a bubble, and it's about to burst

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March 16, 2017
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Disney, Just Eat and Philips on nurturing a brand
Disney, Just Eat and Philips on nurturing a brand

Simon Gwynn

Top marketers from Disney, Just Eat and Philips spoke at the Guardian Changing Media Summit in London yesterday about their approach to brand building.

Sainsbury's has Argos to thank for latest sales growth
Sainsbury's has Argos to thank for latest sales growth

Emily Tan

Sainsbury's like-for-like sales in its fourth quarter were down 0.5% - but the performance of Argos, which it acquired last year, pulled the group into positive sales growth of 0.3%.

Influencer marketing is a bubble, and it's about to burst
Influencer marketing is a bubble, and it's about to burst

Callum McCahon

The industry needs to drastically change its approach to influencer marketing, argues Born Social's strategy director.

Still inconvenient: Al Gore returns with second climate change film
Still inconvenient: Al Gore returns with second climate change film

Simon Gwynn

Former US vice-president Al Gore will appear at Advertising Week Europe next week to discuss his new documentary, An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power.

Deliveroo will live or die by its customer reviews
Deliveroo will live or die by its customer reviews

Marina Cheal

The power of social media means that delivered food can't afford to be anything less than perfect.

A view from Dave Trott: Idiots' guide to technology
A view from Dave Trott: Idiots' guide to technology

Dave Trott

Richard Shotton, of Zenith Optimedia, showed me an article in The New Yorker.

BBH splits with Britvic ahead of ad review
BBH splits with Britvic ahead of ad review

Gurjit Degun

Britvic, the soft drinks business, is reviewing its creative agency roster in a bid to "streamline agency support services".

Big tech and media activations eclipse startups at SXSW this year
Big tech and media activations eclipse startups at SXSW this year

Ilyse Liffreing

IBM, Universal, Sony and Intel experiences were the most impressive, say festival attendees.

When programmatic meets artificial intelligence... the future begins
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When programmatic meets artificial intelligence... the future begins

Edward Craig

The future is machine learning, but the robots need their hands held every step of the way, say two leaders in programmatic marketing...

Building brands with emotion: satisfaction over time
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Building brands with emotion: satisfaction over time

Mark Stringer, PrettyGreen

Nothing boosts brands like creating the most memorable experiences

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