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Just Eat on how it became part of people’s ‘way of being’
The online delivery brand’s marketing boss believes that it has now become an essential part of our everyday lives, rather than an occasional treat.
Just Eat drives UK growth after tripling marketing investment
Michaela JeffersonDespite posting a loss of of €190m, Just Eat’s marketing investment and Euro 2020 campaign has seen the brand improve its awareness, loyalty and order numbers.
This Much I Learned: Just Eat’s Matt Bushby on going with your gut
Charlotte RogersIn the latest episode of Marketing Week’s podcast series, Just Eat UK marketing director Matt Bushby explains how the food delivery giant used a combination of gut feel and data to navigate the challenges of Covid-19, as orders surged and the brand’s Euro 2020 sponsorship was put on ice.
Just Eat more than doubles marketing spend amid ‘exceptional’ year
Manny PhamJust Eat increased its marketing spend by 158% in 2020 as it sought to capitalise on the growing popularity of food delivery driven by Covid-19.
Role models and retention: 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 the need to shout about what a career in marketing could offer to the next steps for Pret’s subscription offer, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
ITVX won’t halt advertising woes for British broadcaster, analysts say
Chris SutcliffeITV CEO Carolyn McCall has blamed a “stagnant” UK economy in a warning about the broadcaster’s advertising forecast.
This Much I Learned: Domino’s Sarah Barron on the value of consistency when ‘babysitting’ brands
Marketing Week ReportersIn the latest episode of Marketing Week’s podcast series, Domino’s CMO Sarah Barron tells why she doesn’t ‘mess’ with brands and why getting the right capability is essential for building an effective marketing unit.
One marketer on the importance of having strong female role models
Molly InnesWith stints at LVMH, Estée Lauder and Makeup by Mario under her belt, Estrid’s first chief brand officer Nico Morga Alden’s “risk prone” approach to her career has served her well.