Month: September 2011

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Brand valuations do not always tell the full story

Mark Ritson

Let’s say you are going to sell your house. You bring in two different real estate agents to value your property. The first agent comes in and inspects your house thoroughly and tells you that based on his expert opinion it is worth £430,000. The next day the second agent calls, she has reviewed the […]

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Scream if you want to go faster

Rosie Baker

Whether fast fashion means throwaway trends or quick turnaround of product, one thing is for certain and that is that speed is key to the success of any high street fashion outlet. Slow and steady is not an option anymore. In our cover story this week, we looked at Forever 21’s “extreme version” of fast […]

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Mars ramps up CSR

Rosie Baker

Mars, which owns the Galaxy, Maltesers and M&Ms’ brands, has published its marketing code for the first time in an effort to raise awareness of its “principle-based” business to a broader audience.

Q&A: Karl Gregory, MD, match.com

Charlottle McEleny

Following a relaunch earlier this month, match.com MD Karl Gregory spoke to new media age about the new site and what digital media can learn from a successful online subscription-based business. Read the full interview here. This story first appeared on New Media Age. For more digital stories and analysis’ from NMA click here now

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How The Huffington Post experimented digitally to attract readers

Joe Fernandez

When AOL spent $315m (£195m) buying The Huffington Post in February, it set out a high goal of creating “a premier global, national, local, and hyper-local content group for the digital age”. So in order to recruit readers for its UK site, which launched in July, it had to prove its digital credentials and create […]