Thursday 6 April 2017

Pepsi says 'Sorry' and removes Kendall Jenner ad from the Web | Brand Film Festival London 2017: the winners' showcase

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April 06, 2017
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Pepsi says 'Sorry' and removes Kendall Jenner ad from the Web
Pepsi says 'Sorry' and removes Kendall Jenner ad from the Web

Douglas Quenqua

"Clearly we missed the mark, and we apologize," says company after stunning backlash.

Tech
Snapchat pushes out two new tools for advertisers
Snapchat pushes out two new tools for advertisers

Emily Tan

Snapchat is launching two new tools that will allow advertisers to target app-install ads to users based on machine-learning, and to retarget users who have previously engaged with their ads.

Advertising
Brand Film Festival London 2017: the winners' showcase
Brand Film Festival London 2017: the winners' showcase

Campaign looks at the strategies behind the winning campaigns in the inaugural Brand Film Festival London.

Marketing
Poll: Is Pepsi's ad fiasco what happens when you bring creative in-house?
Poll: Is Pepsi's ad fiasco what happens when you bring creative in-house?

Campaign Staff

Critics are blaming Pepsi's "tone-deaf" ad on the brand's decision to create it without agency partners. Do you agree?

Media
Goodstuff buys out OMG to be fully independent
Goodstuff buys out OMG to be fully independent

Gideon Spanier

Goodstuff Communications has become 100% independent after the two founders bought Omnicom Media Group's 20% stake.

 

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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

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