Matching corporate marketers to startup businesses
Startups are keen to hire marketers with a corporate background in order to get big business experience, but brands need to ensure they find the right fit for their company.
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Lidl lets customers vote on Christmas prices in social media ‘first’
Thomas HobbsThe German discounter wants the Twitter-based initiative to put “control back into the hands of consumers”.
Why Unilever and P&G are pulling back from discounting
Leonie RoderickReliance on promotions is slowly falling as FMCG brands put a bigger emphasis on effectively communicating brand benefits to justify a premium over competitors.
Prepare for zero-bullshit pitching
Russell ParsonsZero-based budgeting will become more commonplace post-Brexit and with it will come the rise of ‘zero-bullshit pitching’ as marketers are urged to get to get back to basics.
Transformation plans and Corona’s island: Your Marketing Week
Lucy TesserasAt the end of every week we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From Corona buying an island to Primark appointing its first chief customer officer, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
How Intel is ‘reigniting’ its brand as it preps for ‘massive growth’
Michaela JeffersonIntel feels “bullish” about its future, CMO Karen Walker says, as it invests behind its brand to support its “massive growth trajectory”.
From moments to movements: To truly have an impact brands need to understand the difference
Helen JamesIf brands really want to empower women they need to ride the ‘fempowerment’ wave with intention, not simply jump on the bandwagon.
Why Diet Coke’s ‘ultimate goal’ is connecting with loyal customers
Niamh CarrollDiet Coke is keen to emphasise its connection to fashion as it turns 40, with its Kate Moss partnerships designed to engage “loyal fans” and build equity in the brand.