Saturday, 3 June 2017

Saturday edition: How Guinness and R/GA made a VR tasting experience for all five senses | Marketers set to accelerate spend on experiential | Uefa aims to give women's football the Beyoncé factor in pan-European campaign

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Campaign: Brands
June 03, 2017
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How Guinness and R/GA made a VR tasting experience for all five senses
How Guinness and R/GA made a VR tasting experience for all five senses

Brittaney Kiefer

The creative team behind Guinness' VR beer tasting explains how they made the campaign launching across Tesco stores in the UK.

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.

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.

Reigniting the spark in M&S
Reigniting the spark in M&S

Simon Gwynn

Patrick Bousquet-Chavanne, Marks & Spencer's marketing chief, reveals his plan to instil the brand with a 'renewed ambition' that taps into the shared desires of its diverse customer base.

Campaign and GoDaddy launch Cannes Lions competition to #CampaignforEquality
Campaign and GoDaddy launch Cannes Lions competition to #CampaignforEquality

Nicola Kemp

Campaign has partnered with GoDaddy, the world's largest cloud platform provider dedicated to small, independent ventures, to launch a competition offering five women in the creative technology space the opportunity to attend the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.

Shadi Halliwell to leave Harvey Nichols
Shadi Halliwell to leave Harvey Nichols

Simon Gwynn

Harvey Nichols group marketing and creative director Shadi Halliwell is leaving after three years to "pursue a new opportunity".

Women's football set to fuel interest from brands
Women's football set to fuel interest from brands

Simon Gwynn

Women's football could see a surge of interest from brands as Uefa launches a campaign to drive participation, appreciation and revenue in the sport.

Tesco is best performing big supermarket in latest sales figures
Tesco is best performing big supermarket in latest sales figures

Simon Gwynn

Tesco is in the healthiest position of the big four supermarkets with quarterly sales up 2.2% year-on-year.

Nissan moves Verneuil back to UK as marketing director
Nissan moves Verneuil back to UK as marketing director

Emily Tan

Nissan Motor (GB) has appointed Nicolas Verneuil as marketing director, responsible for all marketing strategy for the UK.

Snapchat brings Spectacles to Europe and signs deal with BT Sport
Snapchat brings Spectacles to Europe and signs deal with BT Sport

Emily Tan

Snapbots, Snap's Spectacles vending machines, will turn up this morning in London, Paris, Barcelona, Berlin and Venice.

Thomas Cook marketing boss: brands must take responsibility for their own safety
Thomas Cook marketing boss: brands must take responsibility for their own safety

Simon Gwynn

Advertisers cannot solely blame Google for the circumstances that led ads from major brands to run against extremist content, Thomas Cook's top marketer has warned.

Thinkboxes winner March/April 2017: GiffGaff
Promoted
Thinkboxes winner March/April 2017: GiffGaff

Thinkbox

Winner for March/April 2017

Demystifying ad tech
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Demystifying ad tech

Richard Townsend, Circus Street

Ad tech is no threat to marketing, but part of the ever-expanding toolkit now available to marketers that will allow brands to deliver on the promise of digital marketing


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