Marketoonist on wannabe influencer marketing
Tom Fishburne is founder of Marketoon Studios. Follow his work at marketoonist.com or on Twitter @tomfishburne
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Beware the ‘binfluencer’
Thomas BartaDon’t trust the specious, evidence-free claims of supposed marketing ‘influencers’. Instead focus on real customer truths and spread the word among clients and colleagues.
Virtual influencers might be easier to mould but they’re not necessarily a safer option
Sarah PennyIt may be easier to shape the conversation virtual influencers have about your brand, but given their creators are often anonymous and would have no qualms starting again with a new personality the risks don’t necessarily outweigh the rewards.
The pros and cons of hitching your brand to a celebrity influencer
Harry LangWorking with celebrities comes with risks and rewards, but self-made social media influencers offer an affordable route to fame for canny marketers.
Aviva restructures marketing with introduction of chief customer role
Michaela JeffersonAviva says marketing will play a “crucial role” as it looks to drive future growth, with the newly-created chief customer and marketing role designed to help it achieve those ambitions.
JD Sports praises ‘deep bond’ with customers following successful ecommerce transition
Michaela JeffersonThe sportswear retailer retained the majority of its revenues after moving consumers online during last year’s Covid-19 lockdowns, but physical retail remains a key component of its long-term plans.
Inside Nationwide’s award-winning campaign to shift consumer attitudes around saving
Marketing Week ReportersLearn how Nationwide used comedy to reframe how consumers’ view their finances and arrest the decline in savings rates.
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