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Marketing WeekYour article on the growing use of apps and QR codes for exhibitions and other events (Innovation Update, MW 15 September) highlights a trend that we’ve seen growing for some time. As well as the apps made specifically for trade shows to give extra information to attendees and get information from them, there are other […]
The Met may never crush negative brand perceptions
Wally OlinsThe tragedy of the Met is that it stubbornly remains too removed from society to ever be able to crush its negative brand perceptions. Just over a week ago, the Metropolitan Police withdrew a complex, devious and, as it turned out, ill-advised attempt to strangle confidential sources out of The Guardian newspaper relating to its […]
Airbnb’s narrative and reinstating the CMO: Your Marketing Week
Lucy TesserasAt the end of every week, we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From Airbnb’s desire to control the narrative to Gap reinstating the CMO role, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
‘A different way of building brands’: Diageo on using AI to get closer to ‘real consumers’
Grace GollaschDiageo is using AI to better understand “real behaviour, not unintended”, which it is using to drive innovation.
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Controversial Apple ad ranks low with consumers and industry alike, data suggests
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