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New research from YouGov shows that connected home devices still have barriers to overcome to convince consumers to buy.
British companies often struggle to scale abroad but ‘marketing intelligence’ firm MiQ is doing just that, using insights from digital campaign data to put marketing at the heart of brands’ strategies.
Watch The Guardian’s marketing director Sonia Sudhakar and ITV consumer marketing director Steve Forde discuss how they are meeting the challenge of increasing customer expectations.
YouGov’s new research reveals the consumers most likely to be fans of your brand, as well as why the most loyal customers are so hard to find.
AI-driven native advertising, inconspicuous internet of things technology, and narratives that transcend media channels will be the defining developments of 2018.
A Marketing Week content series in partnership with MiQ, exploring how marketing departments need to adapt for the future, including analysis of the data skills gap, effectiveness and building a culture of collaboration.
In the three years that we have been contributing to Mobile Opinions in Marketing Week, there has been phenomenal growth in mobile video consumption. The number of viewers in the UK alone will increase 29% by 2016 to more than 22 million viewers, according to eMarketer.
While appearances can gain consumers’ attention, many more senses create genuine engagement. By using rigorous processes such as sensory brand engineering brands will be able to understand and exploit opportunities, says DCA’s Garen Kouyoumjian.
Ancient beasts show it is in our nature to stereotype, says JDO Brand & Design’s Crispin Reed. But what challenges does this instinctive behaviour present for design and how can it be used to the industry’s advantage?
Ageing brands are turning to legacy design to stay relevant in a rapidly changing world, according to StartJG’s Darren Whittingham.