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At the end of every week we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From helping employees avoid burnout to Diageo hailing marketing a “big driver” of the company’s performance, it’s been a busy week. I’m stepping in for Russell this week, so here is my take.
From Diageo’s focus on marketing effectiveness paying off to EasyGroup adding yet more brands to its stable, catch up on this week’s biggest marketing news.
Machine learning technology will power a revolution in advertising targeting and measurement that will allow brands to reach audiences while respecting privacy.
Staff have mixed reactions to going back to the office so marketing leaders will need to be adaptable to ensure the best ideas keep on flowing, as Marketing Week discovered during a video panel discussion hosted in partnership with Smartsheet.
Right-minded marketers understand the need for long-term brand building investment, but most still question how they can convince those above them. Here’s how you do it.
Amid dire predictions and high-profile failures, local high streets are defying the supposed decline of physical retail thanks to shifts in shopping behaviour driven by long-term trends, not just Covid.
Switching focus from product to the customer has helped healthcare giant Philips pivot to a digital-first mentality, enabling the business to thrive amid the challenges of Covid-19.
The British Heart Foundation has seen income plummet during the pandemic, but it is looking to bounce back by uniting its marketing and fundraising teams and shining the light on research as part of its new strategy.
As we make the transition from full remote working to hybrid workplaces, have brands done enough to address the reality of employee burnout and mounting stress after well over a year of lockdown?
Economist Grace Kite explains what econometric modelling is and how it can be used to “untangle” different sales drivers.
The global coronavirus pandemic impacted nearly every industry on Earth, but few as intensely as travel and hospitality.
The pandemic has brought about a dramatic reimagining of the 9 to 5, but with definitions of flexibility ranging from hybrid to fully remote, what will marketers’ working lives look like in 2021 and beyond?
At the end of every week we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From learning to speak up as a junior marketer to IAG Cargo’s transformation, it’s been a busy week. I’m stepping in for Russell this week, so here is my take.
Bringing econometrics fully in-house can work for some brands, but finding a balance between external expertise and internal knowledge works best at insurer Aviva.
Despite cuts to marketing spend due to the “shapeshifting” Covid crisis, global CMO Kim Miller has led The Economist to record subscription growth through a mixture of innovation, experimentation and resilience.