Friday, 4 August 2017

BT aims return to emotional heartland with new brand platform 'Be there' | KFC 'whole chicken' ad will not be investigated by ASA | and more...

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Campaign: Brands
August 04, 2017
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BT aims return to emotional heartland with new brand platform 'Be there'
BT aims return to emotional heartland with new brand platform 'Be there'

Simon Gwynn

BT is using a pair of ads to launch a new unified brand positioning, "Be there", that chief brand and marketing officer Zaid Al-Qassab said aimed to recapture the marketing success of the long-running "It's good to talk" campaign.

KFC 'whole chicken' ad will not be investigated by ASA
KFC 'whole chicken' ad will not be investigated by ASA

Omar Oakes

The ad watchdog will not formally investigate KFC's latest campaign, despite receiving nearly 500 complaints about it.

Accenture marches further into marketing with Brand Learning acquisition
Accenture marches further into marketing with Brand Learning acquisition

Gideon Spanier

Accenture has bought UK-based marketing and sales consultancy Brand Learning Group as the management consulting giant continues its strategy of wooing chief marketing officers.

Green & Black's launches first non-Fairtrade chocolate bar
Green & Black's launches first non-Fairtrade chocolate bar

Omar Oakes

Green & Black's, the Mondelez-owned chocolate brand, is launching its first UK product without a Fairtrade or organic label later this month.

Asics' launches flagship store around global 'I move me' campaign
Asics' launches flagship store around global 'I move me' campaign

James Page

Asics looks to appeal to a broader audience with the launch of their largest flagship store and experiential events.

The Neymar price tag deconstructed
The Neymar price tag deconstructed

Yasmin Arrigo

The multi-million transfer fee has considerable ramifications for both PSG and the player. Sponsorship, licensing and sports marketing experts analyse the world-record football transaction.

Online advertising 'struggles to target UK women'
Online advertising 'struggles to target UK women'

Emily Tan

Only half of online ad campaigns targeted at women in the UK actually reach them, research by Nielsen has found.

The top five most politically incorrect ads from China
The top five most politically incorrect ads from China

Rick Boost

There are corners of the world where advertising, even by global brands, seems stuck in an era where wives are compared to used cars.

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

Is your brand safe from terrorism?
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Is your brand safe from terrorism?

Charlotte Hale, Adstream

Context is all online, so it is vital that brands protect themselves against damaging links to offensive content


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