Monday, 14 August 2017

IPA: Google and Facebook are not moving fast enough to tackle ad problems | Auto Trader shakes up marketing | and more...

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Campaign: Brands
August 14, 2017
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IPA: Google and Facebook are not moving fast enough to tackle ad problems
IPA: Google and Facebook are not moving fast enough to tackle ad problems

Gideon Spanier

The IPA has accused Google and Facebook of being too slow to tackle problems with brand safety, viewability and measurement and has demanded "urgent action" in an open letter.

Auto Trader shakes up marketing
Auto Trader shakes up marketing

Gurjit Degun

Auto Trader, the marketplace for new and used cars, has shaken up its marketing by taking media planning in-house and launched a campaign to focus on the emotional relationship people have with their cars.

FMCG cuts have got the ad industry worried
FMCG cuts have got the ad industry worried

Gideon Spanier

The problems in the consumer packaged goods industry are structural and global, as well as cyclical and local.

FFS invents 'Shoga' to show how rough it gets in the pursuit of smoothness
FFS invents 'Shoga' to show how rough it gets in the pursuit of smoothness

Emily Tan

For its first "proper" digital campaign, 18-month-old startup FFS (Friction Free Shaving) wants to spread the word that it understands how frustrating shaving can be for women.

Pernod Ricard calls Malibu ad review
Pernod Ricard calls Malibu ad review

Jeremy Lee

The Pernod Ricard-owned coconut rum brand Malibu is talking to agencies about its UK advertising account.

Does marketing need football or vice versa?
Does marketing need football or vice versa?

Harry Lang

The global game is now so powerful that brands wanting to enhance their sales or reputations can ill afford not to be in the business of football, writes Pinnacle marketing director Harry Lang.

Wit, edge and subversion are being replaced by nebulous 'brand purpose'
Wit, edge and subversion are being replaced by nebulous 'brand purpose'

Jeremy Lee

Have ads become a bit too worthy and vanilla?

Clarks pulls shoe over accusations of sexism
Clarks pulls shoe over accusations of sexism

Emily Tan

British shoemaker Clarks has been accused of sexism for naming a girl's school shoe "Dolly Babe" while naming the boy's shoe "Leader".

Google updates AdWords for mobile advertisers
Google updates AdWords for mobile advertisers

Babar Khan Javed

In an effort to aid qualitative clickthroughs, Google AdWords will offer advertisers the ability to display links to key website destinations for mobile users.

Your best ideas are like orphans. Cherish them.
Your best ideas are like orphans. Cherish them.

James Turner

Some of the most inspired ideas are those that arise from within for no apparent reason, writes the founder of creative collective Glimpse.

Five essential effectiveness trends from the IPA
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Five essential effectiveness trends from the IPA

Janet Hull, IPA director of marketing strategy, executive director Effectiveness Week

As the IPA launches the latest iteration in its IPA Databank series, Media In Focus by Les Binet and Peter Field, Janet Hull writes on the implications of the key findings.

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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