Once ubiquitous in UK households, Freeview has become a brand only passively engaged with. The platform hopes to change this with a new campaign, while attracting younger audiences and pushing its credentials in innovation.
The FMCG giant promises to be “disciplined” with spending, as it looks to counter “significant” cost pressures and invest in digital in the pursuit of long-term growth.
With Standard Life performing better than both Phoenix and the market on average across almost all measures, the group is investing heavily in the brand in a bid to enhance its customer-focused credentials.
BT Sport head of marketing Ed Cracknell says strong creative work can still be produced on a budget, if marketers allow their agencies the time and freedom to create bold ideas.
Plans to expand staffing levels have now been recorded for three successive quarters, signalling progressively stronger conviction in employment growth expectations.
With Christmas only two months away, confidence in personal finances, the wider economy and major purchase intention have all taken a “worrying” slip.
Main media advertising budgets saw the biggest boost over the third quarter of the year, as marketers report growing optimism about the prospects of their businesses.
With the right question, strategic investments, a range of methodologies and a “brilliant learning plan”, even those marketers with a small budget can produce effective and efficient research.
The contradictions between what consumers say they want and what they actually do represent an opportunity for marketers to help bridge the gap, says Dr Carol McNaughton Nicholls.
Warning that marketers are falling into the trap of “obsessing” over efficiency, Sutherland argues businesses should instead be looking towards digital as a tool for experimentation, now more than ever.
Despite just being a trial to establish the effectiveness of the channel, Mini’s campaign with Dogs Trust has ranked as the most emotionally evocative cinema ad of last month.
Warning of a ‘cultural cringe’ and sense of insecurity within marketing, Professor Byron Sharp is calling on marketers to stop the self-hatred and have more pride in their profession.
Embedding a culture of effectiveness within the company has meant breaking false beliefs around the efficacy of different media and re-educating brand managers.
People tend to love or hate brand purpose, but is its real value somewhere in the middle? Top marketers and researchers weigh in.
Transforming the perception of marketing in a B2B brand is “not for the faint hearted”, says UBS Asset Management’s Anouschka Elliott, but an unwavering belief in marketing’s value makes a big difference.