Saturday 12 August 2017

Saturday edition: P&G global adspend falls to 11-year low after digital cuts | Now you can search Asos' 85,000 products with a photo | and more...

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Campaign: Brands
August 12, 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.

Now you can search Asos' 85,000 products with a photo
Now you can search Asos' 85,000 products with a photo

Emily Tan

Asos has rolled out a function on its mobile app in the UK that will let its customers search its database of products using a photo.

Three partners with Time Out London to offer binge-watching Netflix on the Thames
Three partners with Time Out London to offer binge-watching Netflix on the Thames

Gurjit Degun

Three, the mobile network, has partnered with Time Out London to offer readers a chance to binge-watch Netflix shows while cruising along the Thames.

Coke After-Life: drinks giant offers $1m if you can come up with the next stevia
Coke After-Life: drinks giant offers $1m if you can come up with the next stevia

Simon Gwynn

Coca-Cola has launched a pair of crowdsourcing challenges in a bid to find natural, calorie-free sweeteners that could potentially be used in its drinks in the future.

O2 reignites 'Wear the rose' rugby campaign for women's team
O2 reignites 'Wear the rose' rugby campaign for women's team

Omar Oakes

O2 has brought back the "Wear the rose" call to action for England Rugby fans - this time to support the women's team as it begins its world championship defence this week.

Seven ads that escaped a ban
Seven ads that escaped a ban

Simon Gwynn

KFC has avoided investigation by the Advertising Standards Authority, despite more than 500 complaints for the brand's first campaign by Mother, "The whole chicken". Which other ads provoked the fury of the public but got off scot-free?

GDPR will render 75% of UK marketing data obsolete
GDPR will render 75% of UK marketing data obsolete

Emily Tan

Up to three-quarters of customer data on marketing databases will become useless in the UK on 25 May 2018, according to a new study.

Digital Mavericks: Shortlist unveiled plus meet the judges
Digital Mavericks: Shortlist unveiled plus meet the judges

Emily Tan

This year's shortlist of Digital Mavericks features entrepreneurs, brand-side digital marketers as well as agency technology specialists.

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.

Twitter creators join global video relay from Sydney to Vancouver
Twitter creators join global video relay from Sydney to Vancouver

Brittaney Kiefer

Twitter is hosting a live global video relay to showcase local creators and influencers in a first for the social media platform.

Morrisons throws shade on supermarket rivals with pledge to avoid 'fake farm' branding
Morrisons throws shade on supermarket rivals with pledge to avoid 'fake farm' branding

Simon Gwynn

Morrisons has implicitly criticised the marketing of its rivals Tesco and Asda with an announcement that it would refrain from using fictional farm names on its products.

Facebook ramps up video offer with revamped Watch tab
Facebook ramps up video offer with revamped Watch tab

Omar Oakes

Facebook is ramping up its video offering as a stronger rival to YouTube and Snapchat with the launch of its redesigned video tab.

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.

Independent brewers launch seal of approval against large beer brands
Independent brewers launch seal of approval against large beer brands

Gurjit Degun

Independent brewers have hit back at their bigger rivals by introducing a stamp of approval to help consumers decipher where their craft beer has been produced.

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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