P&G: ‘Diversity is how we get great campaigns like Like a Girl’
Sarah VizardProcter & Gamble has credited diversity with helping it come up with high-profile and successful campaigns such as ‘Like a Girl’ and Pantene’s ‘Shine Strong’.
Procter & Gamble has credited diversity with helping it come up with high-profile and successful campaigns such as ‘Like a Girl’ and Pantene’s ‘Shine Strong’.
From M&S launching a plastic-only loyalty scheme to HSBC announcing plans to exit the high street, Marketing Week rounds up the top stories of the week.
Brands such as Diageo that enhance the shopping experience by launching smart FMCG products will see the rewards in improved brand value and differentiation, according to the founder of internet of things company Evrythng.
Charities must give donors more rights or risk alienating them with aggressive and intrusive fundraising tactics, according to industry experts following an investigation into charity fundraising prompted by the death earlier this year of Olive Cooke.
New research reveals that although 71% of marketing emails are opened on a mobile device, people are more likely to make a purchase from their desktop. Brands need to think about the post-click experience to help drive sales on mobile.
Parenting and Irn-Bru appeared alongside Champions League Football on the leaderboard for the top ten YouTube ads in May.
McDonald’s decision yesterday (9 June) to appoint Bacardi’s Silvia Lagnado as its first global CMO since 2010 highlights the crucial role marketing must play in the company’s turnaround strategy.
McDonald’s has appointed Bacardi’s Silvia Lagnado as its first global CMO since 2010 as part of its continued drive to revive the brand and turn around declining sales.
Marketing briefs still focus on engaging consumer segments, whether it’s “baby boomers,” the coveted millennial group or the consumers of the future, Gen Z. But demographic targeting doesn’t necessarily provide return on investment. Recently McDonald’s announced that it would stop focusing its marketing efforts on simply sweeping talk to millennials, but this remains an exception and not the rule across the industry.
The battered HSBC brand will soon disappear from the high street, a move that could prove a good idea according to the latest brand tracking data.
Which? is calling on the government, regulators and businesses to step up their efforts to put an end to nuisance calls and texts after finding that just 2% of the calls are reported.
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Unilever’s senior vice president of global marketing, Marc Mathieu, will be leaving the company in the coming months to join Samsung.
Pernod Ricard is adopting a new approach to ‘accelerate the business’ which will see it introduce a ‘long pipeline of digital initiatives’, a channel which it believes should be ‘everybody’s job’ and doesn’t require a specific strategy.
Programmatic buying has been touted as a creativity killer as data assumes the job of matching ads to audiences, but by integrating this data into the planning process, brands can achieve greater engagement rates and more effective advertising.