Keith Weed Q&A
MaryLou CostaUnilever CMO Keith Weed on recruitment, corporate branding, digital marketing and developing markets.
Unilever CMO Keith Weed on recruitment, corporate branding, digital marketing and developing markets.
Approaching 100 days into his job as CMO at Unilever, the man Martin Sorrell calls ’visionary’ is already revolutionising the company’s digital, sustainability and communication strategies. MaryLou Costa meets Keith Weed as he maps out the challenges ahead
Web savvy SMEs dedicating large amounts of time and resources into an online marketing strategy could end up sharing their insights with their corporate counterparts – so indicate the results of an SME marketing survey carried out by B2 Group. In the survey, not only did 44% of respondees said they had online advertising strategies, […]
Best known for manufacturing blank cassettes from which music fans made mixtapes, TDK is going back to what the brand stands for to carve out a new niche in the audio hardware market
When the leading lights in advertising gathered in Cannes last week for the annual festival, traditional models of content creation were forced into a back seat.
CANNES: Brands need to move beyond traditional advertising campaigns and offer services to consumers that build awareness and loyalty, according to Procter & Gamble.
CANNES: Henrique de Castro, Google vice president for global media and platforms, says the rise of online video is reaching a “tipping point for digital display”.
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There continues to be a significant gender bias in the way we perceive brands, according to the results of recent research, which leaves many brand owners still figuring out how best to meet the needs of women.
New research commissioned by Marketing Week reveals that children today are reacting to brands with a sophisticated awareness and strong opinions about their coolness.
Verdict’s 2009 UK clothing market report might have thrown up some obvious stats – such as women spend more on clothes than men – but looking deeper into the data shows opportunities for creative retail marketers to latch onto.
By tailoring their marketing to lifestyle preferences and enhancing service levels in line with the target market, clothing retailers can expand their sales potential.
Audio accessories brand TDK has secured music artists The Strokes and Nas to front an online campaign marking its launch into the audio hardware market.
There are early signs that consumer confidence is on the rise, with people less inclined to slash their spending on non-essentials such as holidays, entertainment and eating out.
It is not just Prime Minister David Cameron that needs third-party support, household brands are discovering that accreditations from independent organisations can be used to improve sales figures.