Tom Fishburne – The Marketoonist 12/12/13
Tom Fishburne is founder of Marketoon Studios. Follow his work at marketoonist.com or on Twitter @tomfishburne
Fashion and electrical retailers cut prices to lure Christmas shoppers
Sarah VizardRetailers such as Tesco, New Look, Currys and French Connection will offer up to 50 per cent off fashion and electricals this weekend as figures from PricewaterhouseCoopers show that average prices at non-food retailers dropped by 42 per cent this week.
Space age thinking
Lucy TesserasVirgin Galactic’s commercial director talks about marketing the inaugural flight, the importance of partnership deals and it is accepting Bitcoins.
Facebook claims TV is no longer ‘prime time’
Lara O'ReillyFacebook is making a play directly for marketers’ TV budgets, according to a leaked presentation for its user-initiated video ad units, which claims “TV is no longer a guaranteed way to reach and engage your target audience”.
Nationwide on why flexibility can only come from certainty
Marketing Week ReportersCMO Sara Bennison believes focusing on outcomes, rather than planning, is the best driver for success.
Did Ronaldo damage Coke’s brand? It depends where you were standing
Mark RitsonOur trusty columnist has been away for the past 10 weeks teaching the Mini MBA in Marketing and Mini MBA in Brand Management to 3,000 marketers across more than 40 countries. With class over and fresh from winning the PPA Columnist of the Year award, he returns with his own take on the Ronaldo Coca-Cola incident.
Why brands that put customer experience first are now reaping the benefits
Morag Cuddeford-JonesOrganisations with greater CX maturity are seeing their ability to demonstrate returns put them in a stronger position to invest, at a time when digital experiences are making the difference in winning customers’ business.
Why Evian made the call to retire its roller-skating babies
Manny PhamA key fixture of its long-standing ‘Live Young’ campaign, Evian made the decision to switch its marketing focus to sustainability as the brand’s top marketer believes people now “want to know what’s behind the brands” they consume.
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