Five social media campaigns celebrating women across the globe
Campaigns celebrating female empowerment are being used by brands to advertise everything from deodorant to designer clothes.
Campaigns celebrating female empowerment are being used by brands to advertise everything from deodorant to designer clothes.
The UK’s marketing success story of 2015 was Sport England’s ‘This Girl Can’ campaign, which aims to make women of all ages and abilities more active. It won numerous awards at Cannes Lions 2015, including the much-trumpeted inaugural Glass Lion, celebrating advertising that promotes gender equality. The campaign, created with agency FCB Inferno, persuaded 1.6 […]
P&G has unveiled the next iteration of its #LikeAGirl campaign, blasting emojis for being “stereotypical” and “limiting”, and encouraging girls to share the type of female emojis they would like to see.
Brands’ use of social media has evolved from clumsy attempts to engage customers to slick content marketing, but as social networks push their advertising products brands must decide whether they need to invest to grow their reach.
Eager to explore “whitespace opportunities”, Coty claims consumers will continue to buy despite rising inflation as beauty products are essential to their daily lives.
Yum! Brands’ net sales increased 7% to $2bn (£1.7bn) in its fourth quarter, while global same-store sales increased 6%.
Guinness is the rare example of a brand with solid foundations in its product and brand assets, whose full potential is realised by brilliant marketers.
Creative agency Adam&eveDDB has rejected the opportunity to repitch, having been a driving force behind the retailer’s iconic Christmas ad campaigns for over a decade.