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How to beat the ad blockers
With 12 million active users of ad blockers, marketers will need to think about how to use media creatively to ensure their advertising reaches the right audience in 2016.
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Digital trends for 2016
Ashley FriedleinThe digital trends and developments which I believe will shape the industry and digital marketing planning and thinking.
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Alex Hesz: Ritson is wrong – ‘interactive’ and ‘digital’ mean very different things
Alex HeszThe premise of Mark’s article is that digital and interactive are synonymous, and that after ditching the first (correctly) we have ‘replaced’ it with the latter. On both counts, that is not the case. The two words demonstrably mean very different things. Digital is, as Mark quite rightly says, omnipresent. It’s like electricity. Everything that […]
Is the Homebase brand about to disappear?
Sarah VizardHomebase has been a mainstay of the UK retail landscape for almost 40 years but it could soon disappear if owner Home Retail Group sells to Australian company Wesfarmers.
Pernod Ricard plans ‘biggest ever’ Christmas marketing spend
Niamh CarrollPernod Ricard is confident Christmas will be a strong period for its alcohol brands despite the cost of living crisis, with factors like the World Cup and the absence of Omicron this year expected to bolster sales.
How full-funnel strategies fuel success in an economic downturn
Emma DelserieysThough it’s easy for marketers to be seduced by the short-term wins that come with lower-funnel activities, the evidence is clear: it takes a full-funnel strategy to make it through a downturn unscathed.
Corporate-NGO tie-ups rise in importance as brands seek ‘role in society’
Molly InnesNew data suggests corporate-NGO partnerships will only increase in importance over the next three years amid the cost of living crisis and war in Ukraine.
Are brands taking marketing effectiveness resourcing seriously?
Charlotte RogersWith more than half of marketers admitting effectiveness is not a defined role and rarely a priority in their business, are brands thinking clearly about how to properly resource their teams?