Fred Perry’s Rob Gaitt on using language to reinforce the brand’s identity
Verbal branding is just as important as visual communication, according to Fred Perry’s brand director Rob Gaitt, but authenticity is key.
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The Marketing Year: The top campaigns of 2015
Leonie RoderickFrom campaigns that sung on social media to ads that helped save lives, Marketing Week takes a look at the top ads of 2015.
Bodyform follows P&G with an emoji campaign to offer ‘practical solution’ to the taboo around periods
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Burberry unifies three labels under single Burberry brand in bid to push British heritage
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How marketers are fostering creativity in the age of the lockdown
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Giffgaff turns around new campaign in a week in response to Covid-19
Sarah VizardGiffgaff brought forward the launch of an ad campaign it was planning to run later in the year as it looked to “put something positive out in the world” amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Brands that treat customers unfairly during the coronavirus crisis will be punished
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