Can 360-degree video campaigns be more than just a fad?
Brands including Cadbury and Sony are turning to 360 video to help “cut through the noise” and reach consumers. But is it a gimmick or a long-term strategy?
Brands including Cadbury and Sony are turning to 360 video to help “cut through the noise” and reach consumers. But is it a gimmick or a long-term strategy?
Sony Pictures Entertainment is focusing on “snackable” content as it looks to prove 360 video is not just a fad.
Pinterest will start competing for video ad spend with the likes of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube but is looking to stand out by “enabling actions, not just driving video views”.
YouTube is increasing its focus on influencers such as Zoella and Joe Sugg by opening YouTube ‘Space’ which gives creators access to new technology, as the video platform admits “it doesn’t succeed unless its creators succeed”.
At the end of every week we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From Superdrug’s response to the cost of living crisis to how SMEs tackle long-term brand building, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
M&S Food has a “busy summer” of marketing ahead of it, says marketing director Sharry Cramond, as the grocer doubles down on delivering healthy food at low prices.
Price and promotion will be “key” to Superdrug’s marketing plans over the next year, with a focus on own brand products and improving its loyalty proposition.
From taking Green & Black’s to a new market after “savage” customer feedback, to the birth of Veggie Pret, Mark Palmer urges marketers to rethink positioning, premiumisation and innovation.