What next for Pokémon Go?
With a move into wearable tech, in-game events and global expansion on the cards, Pokémon Go is devising new opportunities for brands to connect with its 20 million plus daily users.
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Why Pokémon Go is a game changer for augmented reality and marketers
Thomas HobbsThe global success of Pikachu in augmented reality-form presents a massive opportunity for marketers.
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Mark Ritson: The real lesson of Pokémon Go is that today’s marketers will jump on any bandwagon
Mark RitsonLike Cabbage Patch Kids, the Rubik’s Cube and the Tamagotchi, Pokémon Go is a fad destined to burn out quickly, but that doesn’t stop clueless marketers abandoning their brand positioning in favour of luring any teenage boy with a smartphone.
McDonald’s on Pokémon Go: ‘We are enjoying what it is doing for our business’
Sarah VizardMcDonald’s was the first brand to advertise on Pokémon Go and says the tie-up is part of its strategy to ensure it is involved with innovative and new marketing platforms.
Camelot pledges to ‘invest and innovate’ around National Lottery despite losing license
Michaela JeffersonAs it battles with the Gambling Commission over the decision not to renew its National Lottery licence in 2024, Camelot has reported ticket sales of more than £8bn for the second year in a row.
Why Dickies isn’t taking its 100-year legacy for granted
Niamh CarrollCelebrating its 100th anniversary this year, apparel brand Dickies is on a mission to cater to a diverse consumer base spanning builders and tradespeople to skaters and artists.
Marketoonist on QR codes in customer service
Tom FishburneTom Fishburne is founder of Marketoon Studios. Follow his work at marketoonist.com or on Twitter @tomfishburne See more of the Marketoonist here
This Much I Learned: Former Nike CMO Greg Hoffman on creative leadership
Charlotte RogersIn the latest episode of Marketing Week’s podcast series, former Nike CMO Greg Hoffman discusses the origins of 2018’s ‘Dream Crazy’, the secrets of brand identity excellence and why restrictions can be joyful.