Tuesday 11 April 2017

BT marketer: Understanding your insecurity can unlock potential | Next's struggle shows what happens when marketers lack the right stuff | How to spend less time online and benefit more

Campaign: Brands

Campaign: Brands
April 11, 2017
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BT marketer: Understanding your insecurity can unlock potential
BT marketer: Understanding your insecurity can unlock potential

Dan Ramsay

It takes guts to recognise your insecurities but once done it can unlock a lot of potential, writes BT's consumer marketing director.

Next's struggle shows what happens when marketers lack the right stuff
Next's struggle shows what happens when marketers lack the right stuff

Helen Edwards

If you want to persuade people to buy more, try selling better goods.

How to spend less time online and benefit more
How to spend less time online and benefit more

Richard Koch

Richard Koch has created a handy audit to help you stop wasting time online.

Timberland raised in-store visits by 6% using location-based targeting
Timberland raised in-store visits by 6% using location-based targeting

Emily Tan

Timberland worked with Amplifi, Vizeum and xAd to target fashion-conscious, outdoor-loving 18-34 year-olds with the aim of raising in-store visits.

Why some brands disrupt successfully while others fail
Why some brands disrupt successfully while others fail

Laurence Green

Creative work should be fresh but also familiar. Raymond Loewy's Maya theory explains why.

FT campaign calls on readers to see the world in shades of grey
FT campaign calls on readers to see the world in shades of grey

Simon Gwynn

The Financial Times has launched a campaign that challenges readers to think beyond understanding the world in "black and white" terms.

Mark of quality: Lexus signs up Ronson to front content campaign
Mark of quality: Lexus signs up Ronson to front content campaign

Simon Gwynn

Lexus has unveiled a collaboration with music artist and producer Mark Ronson, who will appear in a six-month campaign, "Make your mark", to promote the brand's new flagship coupe, the Lexus LC.

Inflation hits UK grocery prices after supermarkets slash promotional offers
Inflation hits UK grocery prices after supermarkets slash promotional offers

Simon Gwynn

Inflation has started to creep into food prices in the UK, but base prices - those for products not sold on promotion - have not gone up, IRI data shows.

Broadband prices rise 43% as consumers face 'loyalty penalty'
Broadband prices rise 43% as consumers face 'loyalty penalty'

Omar Oakes

Ofcom is being urged to protect vulnerable consumers after a survey found broadband internet prices rise by an average of 43% when fixed-term deals end.

Twitter expands third-party measurement partnerships
Twitter expands third-party measurement partnerships

Omar Oakes

Twitter is hoping to reassure brands amid recent digital advertising controversies by announcing new relationships with third-party measurement providers.

Who cares about the Cadbury egg hunt controversy?
Who cares about the Cadbury egg hunt controversy?

Mat Heinl

After the uproar surrounding Cadbury's omission of the term Easter from its egg hunt, Moving Brands' Mat Heinl suggests the reaction is a bit ridiculous.

Kodak returns to profitability by turning to print and a little-seen Web series
Kodak returns to profitability by turning to print and a little-seen Web series

Kathryn Luttner

How a former blue-chip marketer is finding a new kind of success playing small ball online.

Don't just talk shop: how to change shopper behaviour from desire to action
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Don't just talk shop: how to change shopper behaviour from desire to action

Getmemedia

Investing in shopper marketing can mean big rewards and recognition for brands

How to effectively bring science to marketing
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How to effectively bring science to marketing

Jonathan Allan, sales director, Channel 4

Brands are adopting a 'test and learn' approach to marketing strategy. Recent IPA Effectiveness Awards papers show how it can be done - without compromising on creativity...

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