Friday 18 August 2017

Always '#LikeAGirl' returns to fight girls' fear of failure | Keeping it real: how TalkTalk is avoiding the pitfalls of 'real people' advertising | and more...

Campaign: Brands

Campaign: Brands
August 18, 2017
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Always '#LikeAGirl' returns to fight girls' fear of failure
Always '#LikeAGirl' returns to fight girls' fear of failure

Brittaney Kiefer

Procter & Gamble's Always has brought back its "#LikeAGirl" campaign with a new ad tackling girls' failure of confidence during puberty.

Keeping it real: how TalkTalk is avoiding the pitfalls of 'real people' advertising
Keeping it real: how TalkTalk is avoiding the pitfalls of 'real people' advertising

Simon Gwynn

As TalkTalk launches the next instalment of its campaign celebrating the real lives of an everyday family, marketing director David Parslow tells Campaign how the brand is making the reality format work.

Childhood obesity strategy one year on: has it whipped brands into shape?
Childhood obesity strategy one year on: has it whipped brands into shape?

Simon Gwynn

It's a year since the government's long-awaited childhood obesity strategy was announced to harsh criticism from industry, health campaigners and everyone in between - but what has changed in the last 12 months?

Why brands need to change their approach to marketing masculinity
Why brands need to change their approach to marketing masculinity

Joseph Gelfer

Old-fashioned ideals of masculinity is damaging for men's wellbeing and society as a whole, which means brands need to shift their focus, writes Joseph Gelfer.

Adidas and BBC reprimand influencer 'follower buying' website that claims they are clients
Adidas and BBC reprimand influencer 'follower buying' website that claims they are clients

John Harrington

Adidas and the BBC have rejected claims they are clients of a UK-based business that lets influencers buy followers and 'engagement' on social media.

Who is winning the Premier League on social media?
Who is winning the Premier League on social media?

Yasmin Arrigo

These are the football clubs scoring the best engagement rates across Twitter and Facebook, according to We Are Social.

Group M rolls out viewability standards globally
Group M rolls out viewability standards globally

Emily Tan

Group M is optimising all its global media spend towards its standards of viewability.

How advertisers can tap into consumers' feelings with the art of sound
How advertisers can tap into consumers' feelings with the art of sound

Marshall Grupp

The COO of audio post-production company Sound Lounge explains how to keep your viewers from clicking the "mute" or "skip" buttons.

Unleash the power of content
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Unleash the power of content

Michael Connolly, Sonobi

The latest ad technology can help brands find their voice and reach the audiences they really want

Watch: Advice from the UK's leading ad people
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Watch: Advice from the UK's leading ad people

Neil Waller, Whalar


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