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Young people wary about the downsides of technology
Jonathan BaconDownload the full infographic here
Mark Ritson: Assume your market and bingo! you bomb
Mark RitsonOf all the concepts in the marketing universe, the most important gift we give our organisations is market orientation. It’s the omega of our discipline because it challenges a manager to recognise the fundamental truth that a) consumers are the source of a company’s success, but that b) these consumers inevitably see the world very differently from the employees that work within the company and who devise the strategies aimed at those consumers.
What will be the ‘shift moment’ in your industry?
Ruth MortimerWhen was the moment your industry changed? The Big Four supermarkets may look back and say that early 2014 was the moment they knew retailing as they knew it was over. Almost £3bn was wiped off the share values of the Big Four last week as they embarked on a new price war.
How one B2B business created a pipeline value of £7.4m from a budget of £50k
Marketing Week ReportersAir conditioning brand Nuaire did a complete U-turn on its positioning, which resulted in it creating a pipeline value of £7.4m in just five months.
Redundancy Chronicles: Know thyself
Secret MarketerAs the furlough scheme comes to an end, the realities of the impact of Covid-19 on the economy and jobs is becoming ever clearer. In our new series, our secret marketer takes us behind the scenes to offer some catharsis and lessons on what to do if you find yourself made redundant.
Making agile work: Why GSK values skills over seniority
Charlotte RogersFrom building teams you can feed with two pizzas, to committing to regular retrospectives, agile working is helping GSK rethink how it does business in the era of Covid-19.
Coke’s marketing boss on Christmas, brand culls and what makes a good marketer
Molly FlemingIn an exclusive interview, Coca-Cola UK marketing boss talks about the challenges of 2020 and why the soft drink maker has had to be “braver” than ever before.
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