Aviva and Tesco issue ‘call to arms’ to do more for mums
Charlotte RogersBoth companies missed out on Mumsnet’s list of the 10 brands mums love, which has encouraged them to reflect on what more they can do to connect.
Coca-Cola to axe 1,200 jobs as it shifts to new ‘cluster’ model
Sarah VizardMarketing jobs are at risk as part of job cuts that Coke hopes will help its transformation into a more agile ‘total beverage company’.
Carlsberg focuses on its Danish roots as new campaign taps into ‘hygge’ trend
Leonie RoderickCarlsberg is launching a £15m campaign in a bid to stand out from competitors, after recognising previous marketing campaigns had led it to become “interchangeable” with other beer brands.
Marketing budgets slump again as UK enters second Covid wave
Matt BarkerThe latest IPA Bellwether Report shows small signs of improvement compared to the “nadir for UK marketing budgets” seen during the second quarter, but the devastating effects of Covid-19 continue to be felt across all sectors.
Greenpeace follows up ‘Rang-tan’ with campaign taking aim at the meat industry
Molly FlemingGreenpeace wants to take on the meat industry in the same way it took on fossil fuel companies to create the link between its actions and climate change.
To win the biggest legal battle in marketing, Google must show who its competition really is
Mark RitsonGoogle might have an 80% share of the search market, but as the investigation by the US Department of Justice will no doubt show there are now many more ways people find information online.
Meet the ‘transformative’ brand-NGO partners pushing for systemic change
Matthew ValentineCorporate-NGO partnerships have become increasingly important as brands seek to live up to their purpose during a year characterised by Covid-19 and global calls for social justice.