TV will remain a key player in advertising’s future
Russell ParsonsPredicting the death of television advertising has almost become an industry in itself.
Predicting the death of television advertising has almost become an industry in itself.
The IPA has trawled through its back catalogue to find the most effective TV-led campaigns of all time. From Barclaycard to BT and Tesco, find out which campaigns made the cut.
The 60th anniversary of the first British TV ad is encouraging most marketers to look in the wrong direction: backwards. TV ads remain the great tool of modern marketing and we would be crazy to forget it.
Emotional engagement and multichannel content have replaced product-driven ads.
From subliminal messaging to organised flashmobs, UK television advertising has come a long way since the 1950s. Discover what highlights there have been along the way.
Ahead of the 60th anniversary of TV advertising tomorrow (22 September) marketers reflect on the impact of TV advertising and the importance of integrating others channels in marketing campaigns.
TV is an awareness piece and allows the technology giant to move away from communicating product features to promoting user experiences, according to Microsoft’s chief marketing officer Philippa Snare, speaking to Marketing Week ahead of the 60th anniversary of TV advertising in the UK.