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P&G global adspend falls to 11-year low after digital cuts | Almost all major brands 'fail to connect' with consumers outside London | and more...

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Campaign: Brands
August 09, 2017
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P&G global adspend falls to 11-year low after digital cuts
P&G global adspend falls to 11-year low after digital cuts

Gideon Spanier

Procter & Gamble's annual ad expenditure has dropped 1.7% to $7.12bn (£5.47bn), the lowest level since 2006, after it abruptly cut its digital adspend.

Almost all major brands 'fail to connect' with consumers outside London
Almost all major brands 'fail to connect' with consumers outside London

Simon Gwynn

Most major brands are seen as out of touch with or uninterested in consumers outside of London, a study by Trinity Mirror has found.

Subaru picks 101 to move beyond 'beige' car marketing
Subaru picks 101 to move beyond 'beige' car marketing

Omar Oakes

Subaru UK has appointed 101 as its lead creative agency after a competitive pitch as the brand prepares to carry out multiple car launches in the next 18 months.

Green & Black's Fairtrade split shows that brands want to craft their own ethical positionings
Green & Black's Fairtrade split shows that brands want to craft their own ethical positionings

Becky Willan

Green & Black's decision to drop Fairtrade raises questions about consumer ethics, corporates and brand purpose, Becky Willan argues.

Mazda offers two-wheel stunt in VR test drive
Mazda offers two-wheel stunt in VR test drive

Gurjit Degun

Mazda is using virtual reality to offer consumers the chance to experience a two-wheel stunt for its latest model, the CX-5.

American Express ad banned for exaggerated cashback claim
American Express ad banned for exaggerated cashback claim

Simon Gwynn

An American Express ad for the brand's Platinum Cashback Everyday Credit Card has been banned, after the Advertising Standards Authority ruled it was not clear about the limitations of the card's cashback benefit.

Brands can now automate image search on Twitter with Einstein Vision
Brands can now automate image search on Twitter with Einstein Vision

Emily Tan

Salesforce has launched an AI-powered image recognition service that will allow marketers to automate the discovery and identification of images on Twitter.

Movers and shakers: Next, AllTogetherNow, Mindshare, Engine, Now and more
Movers and shakers: Next, AllTogetherNow, Mindshare, Engine, Now and more

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Pure TV brilliance from TK Maxx: The Thinkboxes Awards for TV ad creativity
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Pure TV brilliance from TK Maxx: The Thinkboxes Awards for TV ad creativity

Meg Carter

'Why Would Anyone Shop At TK Maxx?', created by Wieden & Kennedy, is the latest winner of the Thinkboxes award for TV ad creativity, voted by the Thinkbox Academy.

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

Populism and creativity
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Populism and creativity

Suzanne Bidlake

McCann Health, Cannes Lions Healthcare Network of the Year, hosted a roundtable to discuss the role of creativity in a new world order where populism is undermining trust.


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