Wednesday, 31 May 2017

Uefa aims to give women's football the Beyoncé factor in pan-European campaign | What's the role for social automation after #WalkersWave and #Instafraud? | Plusnet radio ads banned for saying terms and conditions too quickly

Campaign: Brands

Campaign: Brands
May 31, 2017
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Uefa aims to give women's football the Beyoncé factor in pan-European campaign
Uefa aims to give women's football the Beyoncé factor in pan-European campaign

Simon Gwynn

Europe's governing football body is today kicking off its first pan-European campaign for women's football, #WePlayStrong, in a bid to make the beautiful game the number one sport for women across all 55 of its member nations - from Iceland to Kazakhstan.

What's the role for social automation after #WalkersWave and #Instafraud?
What's the role for social automation after #WalkersWave and #Instafraud?

Hannah Demsey

The use of automated content and engagement is on the increase but recent events have given the practice a bad rap. Jellyfish social media director Hannah Dempsey assesses the issue from the perspectives of agencies, consumers, bloggers and brands.

Plusnet radio ads banned for saying terms and conditions too quickly
Plusnet radio ads banned for saying terms and conditions too quickly

Simon Gwynn

Two radio ads by Plusnet have been banned after terms and conditions were read out too quickly to be understood.

How The Economist ramped up subscriptions by bringing gross stories to life
How The Economist ramped up subscriptions by bringing gross stories to life

Staff

The Economist and marketing agency Sense developed a new positioning for the news brand that changed perceptions and garnered strong results.

Marketers set to accelerate spend on experiential
Marketers set to accelerate spend on experiential

Simon Gwynn

More than half of chief marketers will spend at least a fifth of their budget on experiential in the near future, a new study shows - compared to less than a third who do so now.

Why in the future all advertising will be experienced
Why in the future all advertising will be experienced

Michael Brown

Emerging tech is causing advertising to become increasingly multi-sensory and fully immersive as it moves off screen, writes the MD of MKTG

A year before GDPR and most marketers still fail the consent test
A year before GDPR and most marketers still fail the consent test

Emily Tan

Nearly three-quarters (72%) of marketers surveyed either cannot answer or incorrectly list the conditions of meeting GDPR requirements for "opt-in" consent.

Wouldn't it be great if digital ads had a kitemark? Well they do...
Wouldn't it be great if digital ads had a kitemark? Well they do...

Keith Moor

Don't buy online ads through partners who aren't independently tested, warns Santander's chief marketing officer.

Do what you love: key industry issues from Wacl Gather
Do what you love: key industry issues from Wacl Gather

Kate Waters & Lisa Thomas

Be braver, work hard and be yourself were three pieces of advice given by Wacl Gather speakers, say the event's co-chairs.

R/GA leads shortlist for Campaign Creative Tech Awards
R/GA leads shortlist for Campaign Creative Tech Awards

Emily Tan

R/GA leads the Campaign Creative Tech Awards shortlist with a total of five entries.

Case study: how content creators can reach new audiences...
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Case study: how content creators can reach new audiences...

Georganna Simpson

FS magazine wanted to find new audiences to grow their online presence. We put them in touch with the audience insights and ad analyst experts Quantcast. Here's how they increased website traffic...

FutureVision: Designing the future of work
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FutureVision: Designing the future of work

Tara Moore, FutureVision

Do you know the true importance of digital and the transformative effect it is having on your business?


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