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Google’s UK sales chief: it is criminal for brands to avoid personalisation
Thomas HobbsMarketers are still not ready to fully put their faith into mobile, even at the most basic level, and “criminally” failing to personalise the experience, according to Google’s sales director Martijn Bertisen, who was speaking at today’s annual IAB Mobile Engage event.
TUI’s CEO compares Thomson rebranding to ‘renovating a house’ as it repositions business
Thomas HobbsIt was confirmed today (May 13) that UK package holiday brands Thomson and First Choice Holidays will be fully rebranded to their German parent TUI, with the process set to take up to two years in order to ensure a smooth transition.
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Mark Ritson: If programmatic works, we can all stop going gaga over trendy but ineffective tools
Mark RitsonIf programmatic actually works and connects the worlds of social, digital and traditional media, we have a potential solution for what ails marketers worldwide.
Marketing ‘lags’ corporate progress on sustainability
Michaela JeffersonMarketers are less advanced on sustainability than their businesses as a whole, so with the backing of brands including Diageo, Mastercard, Tesco and Unilever, the WFA has launched Planet Pledge to help bridge the gap.
P&G says innovation has allowed it to adapt well to consumers’ ‘heightened needs’
Manny PhamProcter & Gamble saw a 5% revenue increase and credits this to “doubling down” on marketing and innovation over the past year.
Marketers must do more to end toxic masculinity
Tanya JosephSarah Everard was a marketer like us, and we can honour her memory through work and workplaces that exclude violence from the definition of masculinity.
Tesco beats supermarket rivals to gain biggest Covid brand health boost
Michaela JeffersonTesco CEO Ken Murphy claims it has strengthened its brand health across all metrics this year – but how does the supermarket compare to its UK competitors?