From attracting waves of tourists and appealing to entrepreneurs, to keeping the message relevant for locals, marketers must strike a delicate balance to ensure their destination stands out on the world stage.
The FMCG company behind brands such as Häagen-Dazs, Nature Valley and Yoplait is exploring how it can upskill its marketers in digital as it looks to better reach consumers online and drive up sales.
We arm you with all the numbers you need for the coming week including how much money brands are wasting on influencer marketing campaigns and how number of older people who are shopping online.
Greenpeace hopes the emotional story of a girl and her encounter with a young orangutan will bring the global issue of rainforest destruction for palm oil to life.
BT and EE are scraping separate marketing chief roles in favour of one position that will report into BT Consumer CEO Marc Allera as they look to “make the most of both the brands”.
The collaboration will see L’Oréal’s beauty brands create augmented reality experiences that can be delivered through Facebook as it looks to bring the technology to the masses.
Mozilla’s marketing boss is using his background in product development to bring a more collaborative and ‘smarter’ approach to running a marketing department that he believes takes away unpredictability and improves effectiveness.
‘Pivoting’ your career is tough to do, but can be achieved much more successfully if you take steps to prepare.
The research sector is adapting, but it is not all about being agile, says Andrew Wardlaw, marketing director at MMR. Research is ready to create, as well as evaluate.
Working with agencies that are nice to the brand – and each other – is the only way to build the trust needed to achieve your best work, says Lufthansa vice president of marketing, Alexander Schlaubitz.
The Forkan brothers are aiming to build a global flip-flop brand with Gandys but would rather see their profits invested in charitable projects than going on major ad campaigns.
Only marketers have the behavioural understanding and analytical training to determine if the extra money illegally spent on the Vote Leave campaign swayed the Brexit result. Now is the time to do just that.
YouTube’s ad for YouTube Music topped the video rankings in July with the help of Childish Gambino, Sinnead O’Connor, Skepta, Queen and The Beatles.
Given the pace of technological developments, the challenge of embedding a digital culture in order to compete in a fast-paced, digitised and customer-centric world has never been greater for companies. Understanding what the opportunities and indeed challenges are and getting internal buy-in is not straightforward, however. This report draws on a range of survey data, […]
Digital Transformation is an often misappropriated term but understood correctly it can yield extraordinary results. Including interviews with senior leaders from British Gas, IBM, Fuji Xerox, Ogilvy APAC, Oracle Marketing Cloud and Salesforce and thousands of respondents to a survey, the report looks at the challenges that B2B companies face and how they have responded […]
There has never been as many opportunities to measure the impact of marketing campaigns but there has never been as many chances to get it wrong. Digital channels have led to an explosion in available data, offering the chance for marketers to engage, personalise and attribute the success of campaigns. It does, however mean […]
Business and society is changing at a frenetic rate and marketers are at the forefront of technological and behavioural shifts. In the face of this, it is difficult but even more important to take time out to learn and develop. Based on interviews and a survey of hundreds of senior marketing leaders this report highlights […]
As more and more sales gravitate online, the opportunity for businesses to boost revenue and profit grows daily. It is not, however, enough to ‘build it and they will come’. Marketers need to carefully plan and develop their propositions or risk getting lost in a very crowded environment. This report will help you create your […]
Content marketing is considered by many to be the silver bullet solution to engaging with consumers weary of traditional push advertising. But what is it, and how can you build an effective content marketing strategy that helps execute your marketing strategy. Pulling together insight from interviews from senior marketing leaders and content strategists from some […]
Marketers want a positive, do-good brand purpose but if they do harm before doing good, all integrity will be lost and brand purpose will go straight out the window.
Award-winning columnist Edwards will be writing a monthly column for Marketing Week, as well as speaking at the Festival of Marketing in October.
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Ever wished you life was a Final Fantasy video game? Well then there’s an app for you that can help attach stats, points and achievements to any aspect of your life.
Catch up on all the most important marketing news this week including Pepsi promoting a former marketer to CEO, more clarification around junk food ad rules and L’Oréal’s focus on augmented reality to drive ecommerce sales.
In this webinar, you will get the low-down on why AI marketing is no longer an option, how to get a perfect AI toolkit and how to use AI to increase customer engagement.
Marketing Week reviews the latest books for marketers.
Women are far less likely to invest in stocks and shares than men, but a change to how the industry is marketed could help to solve that inequality.
Virgin Holidays’ new marketing boss wants the company to be a “force for good” beyond just helping people book holidays as it prepares to launch a new marketing campaign, its first in partnership with sister brand Virgin Atlantic.
The UK ad watchdog has ruled that two ads for Coco Pops Granola and Mars Krushems must not appear again in their current form, but McDonald’s escaped a ban on two fronts.
Startups have disrupted global markets and big brands by spotting unregulated industries and gaps in enforcement, so established businesses have to fight back and exploit their own opportunities.
Find out how real-time marketing turns top funnel prospects into engaged customers.
Although marketers have more data than ever before to help with their decision making, understanding what is really working is still a challenge that is often overlooked in favour of management via vanity metrics.
Learn about the nightmare scenarios driving customers away from your brand — and how you can prevent them.
Learn why your company’s tone of voice matters and how to get it right.
Learn why you need to be able to demonstrate success on influence and celebrity-led campaigns.
In the marketing world, there’s a new trend sweeping across sectors: the micro partnership. But what exactly is a micro partnership?
With the right foundations in place, you can accomplish everything you want and more with your email marketing.
Wherever you are in the process of a product launch, it is critical to do your due diligence to understand your target audience and home in on what works — and what doesn’t — in your go-to-market strategy.
This ebook sets out a bold new vision for content which gives CMOs and other marketing leaders a new framework for engaging their consumers in a way that is fit for purpose in an omnichannel age.
How do 135 insight leaders get value from their online communities? And how do they use their connection to the customer to increase the impact of their team? This definitive guide to online insight communities reveals all.
Out-of-home (OOH) advertising is at a tipping point where data, technology and the OOH infrastructure are able to integrate and connect to deliver more impactful, efficient and effective campaigns for clients than ever before. In this whitepaper, Posterscope examines some of the initiatives that are driving this.
The Communicator Email Sophistication Scale simplifies your plan for email progression. Identify where you are and where you would like to be.
The French striker returns to British screens as part of a new series of TV idents to broadcast live matches and non-live programming of the Premier League season.
From colouring in sketches of shoes in the 1980s, to launching the most complained about ad of the year in the 1990s and turning around the fortunes of a jeans brand “in freefall”, Sue Chidler’s marketing career has certainly kept her busy over the last three decades.
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The big FMCG companies might still get the kudos from marketers, but on results, innovation, insight and diversity they have taken their eyes off the ball and let nimble disruptors in.
While other price comparison sites are looking to attract customers with 2-for-1 cinema tickets or reward schemes, MoneySuperMarket hopes a focus on making its service more useful outside of price comparison will increase loyalty.
We arm you with all the marketing-related numbers you need such as: the UK experiences its 19th consecutive quarter of ad spend growth and Britain sees 1.5 million new car registrations in 2018.
Nooyi will be replaced by PepsiCo president Ramon Laguarta, who has previously held roles in marketing and led PepsiCo’s European business, as it faces the challenge of shifting consumer tastes.
New research by Mention-Me finds that 71% of consumers prefer to discover brands themselves via channels such as friend’s recommendations, browsing in-store or online searches, than from traditional forms of push advertising, with endorsements acting as a valuable tool to spark discovery.
Good morning and welcome to Marketing Week’s round-up of the news that matters in the marketing world today.
If you have 10 minutes on your commute, that can be enough time to get in a few minutes of meditation before the working day begins.
The marketing industry has revolved around FMCG for the last 40 years, but there is a growing feeling that the old way of doing things isn’t as relevant in modern marketing.
Has the FMCG sector lost its crown as the best place for a marketer to learn their trade, as technology boosts the need for experience of faster-paced environments?
Catch up on all the week’s marketing news including M&S’s plan to train its marketers in data science, WhatsApp move to make money and the innovation gap among UK marketers.
Facebook has been without a marketing boss since Gary Briggs left earlier this year, but with mounting challenges following the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal and questions over its role in Russian interference in elections it is now looking to beef up its marketing leadership.
Dawe is tasked with leading all Pret’s marketing activities, as well as overseeing its digital transformation as ecommerce becomes a bigger part of its business.
With numerous high profile events on the way over the next year, new data reveals a tangible – and gender balanced – interest in women’s sport across the UK. So why are brands still hesitating to get involved?
The only way to achieve sustainable short- and long-term growth is to balance targeted activation with brand building aimed at the whole market – it’s not either-or.
Companies that actively seek out perspectives that are under-represented will find that rather than compromising on talent they widen the pool.
There has been much speculation about how Facebook might monetise the messaging service since its acquisition in 2014 – with the move coming as Facebook’s own revenue begins to slow.
Dove admits it has made mistakes as it looks to promote diversity, but says that given 70% of women don’t feel represented in advertising it is an issue more brands must tackle.
Estée Lauder’s first customer engagement and retail boss explains why the new role was necessary and how a focus on consumer insight is boosting innovation and the consumer experience both online and offline.
The government is keen for businesses, particularly SMEs, to export goods as the UK readies to leave the EU, so what are the challenges and what role should marketing play?
The 30-year-old retailer has only had a customer experience team for just over a year, meaning the man leading the job has had plenty of ‘stitching’ and ‘welding’ to do to make sure it is fit for the future.
The fashion brand’s new chief customer officer has had 17 years to perfect his marketing game, and there is clearly no shortage of things for him to do to put that to the test.
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