Month: April 2014

What women want

Tess Waddington

It’s not just mums marketers are failing (‘The five myths of marketing to mums’). Too many brands concentrate on female stereotypes, treating women as a homogenous group rather than individuals. Worse, they are often ignored by marketers, or patronised with a ‘pink it and shrink it’ approach. Women are complex and play multiple roles. They are also demanding […]

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Why marketers should look to game mobile app install ads

Lara O'Reilly

The mobile app install ad was once a format dominated by games developers, but with news emerging this month that Twitter and Google are following market leader Facebook into the space, the influx of inventory on the market means more general brand marketers should consider adopting the format.

Michael Barnett

The data says: ignore the data

Michael Barnett

It seems we can’t move for good news at the moment. GDP and employment figures announced today (29 April) are both up, while advertising spend is forecast to hit record levels in 2015 according to the Advertising Association and WARC. But is it the wrong kind of recovery?