Mark Given, head of brand communications, Sainsbury’s
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Vita Coco launches ‘biggest’ campaign to help grow coconut water category
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Why marketers shouldn’t always strive to be the funnyman
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IPA chief hits back at report slamming agency effectiveness
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How brands can use ‘human-centred’ AI to help create business value
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Lego and GSK on what it takes to be truly customer centric
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Sainsbury’s drops ‘Live Well for Less’ as it shifts focus from price to value
Matthew Valentine‘Live Well for Less’ is being replaced with ‘Helping Everyone Eat Better’ as the supermarket looks to help consumers make healthier choices for themselves and the planet.
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And the winner of the Covid vaccine brand battle is…
Mark RitsonAfter almost two centuries of successful innovation, one company is about to get a huge fillip from the rollout of its vaccine.
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