Launching under lockdown, skincare startup Skin Proud has seen sales grow by 1,284% over the past 18 months after attracting stockists such as Boots and Walmart with its purpose-driven stance.
Coke’s new tagline ‘Real Magic’ marks the first new global brand platform since 2016, as the company promises changes in the way it communicates.
The new Urban Collëctif brand has designed three autonomous, fully electric vehicle concepts built around technology developed by Citroën.
Marketing leaders have been tested by Covid-19 in ways they could never have imagined, but an ability to deal with ambiguity, show empathy and understand their personal ‘why’ means they continue to thrive.
Asking yourself if you are proud of the work you’re producing and its impact on wider society is an important lesson for young marketers, says Sky marketing director Dave Stratton.
Following the latest bout of supply chain issues and shortages, do marketers need to prepare consumers for some difficult choices this Christmas?
Describing entertainment as a new strategy for communicating its values, fashion house Balmain believes scripted drama is the future of brand storytelling.
Rewind 17 years and having faced up to the beauty industry’s “dark side”, Dove knew it needed to break down barriers within the company and wider society if it was serious about championing real beauty.
Consumer confidence remains stable – and significantly healthier than this time last year – as shoppers ramp up plans to save with a view to the future.
Greater confidence in measuring effectiveness, combined with a rising level of creativity, has convinced the drinks giant to increase its marketing spend as it looks to become a DTC market leader.
The pandemic has brought about a dramatic reimagining of the 9 to 5, but with definitions of flexibility ranging from hybrid to fully remote, what will marketers’ working lives look like in 2021 and beyond?
A strategy of hijacking sponsors’ media budgets helped propel the Team GB identity into the national consciousness and unite the UK Olympic team ahead of the Sydney Games in 2000.
New research shows B2B marketers are missing opportunities by focusing on sales that will never happen, instead of targeting long-term goals.
Rocked by the pressures of Covid-19, the UK hospitality sector is hoping to bounce back with a new breed of restaurant brands, just as delivery services ramp up their pursuit of post-lockdown growth.
Gap’s brand has lost value and shine culminating in the closure of all its UK stores but experts say it is not beyond rescue.