How to avoid being deleted by consumers
Brands need to get a grip on their direct marketing or risk being deleted by ‘overwhelmed’ consumers.
Countdown kicks off for EU data regulation changes
Sarah VizardThis week marks two years until brands must be compliant with new EU data laws and marketers should not underestimate the work needed to make sure they do not fall foul of the regulations.
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How programmatic is transforming email marketing
Sarah VizardAs the latest figures from the Direct Marketing Association reveal email marketing is becoming more important than ever, the industry is turning to new technology such as programmatic to ensure that email is as personalised and relevant to consumers as the rest of the marketing mix.
What the next generation can teach marketers about social media
Lucy TesserasBy the age of 11 children today are already well versed in how to use social media but what they use it for and how they communicate is not the same as adults. Ahead of their panel discussion at the Festival of Marketing, three kids share their views on brand experiences, peer-to-peer marketing and what really interests them on social media.
Giffgaff, Innocent, EasyJet: 5 things that mattered this week and why
Marketing Week ReportersFrom Giffgaff’s new ad campaign in response to the coronavirus pandemic to EasyJet scrapping the CMO role and the hit to consumer confidence, catch up with all this week’s most important marketing news.
Cannes Lions cancels 2020 awards and festival
Sarah VizardThe festival’s organiser says that, with the industry “in turmoil” due to the coronavirus pandemic, it has made the decision to cancel this year’s event altogether.
Irreplaceability is the ultimate goal of a brand
Helen EdwardsAs marketers work from home and strive to make sense of their marketing priorities, there is a case to be made for optimism, pragmatism and perspective.
Consumers ‘pay more attention’ to ads next to coronavirus news content
Ellen HammettAn increasing number of marketers are pulling back from advertising around news related to the coronavirus outbreak, yet there is evidence to suggest they should in fact be seeking it out.