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Marketing Guru on... why meaningless brand surveys do not matter

to convince their chief executives that there are more meaningful ways for brands to gain publicity....Q: Havas' Meaningful Brands Index was released this month and my brand was not in it. It's the kind of publicity my chief executive will want us to be part of. My question is, what does 'meaningful' mean? A: You and your chief executive need to worry about whether there is a Meaningless Surveys ...

Alan Mitchell: Advertisers, face it, your consumers hate you

. The public's trust and confidence in (it) has fallen through the floor and the industry has missed a trick ... ) with the public has broken down.' This is not some pressure group speaking, but Tim Lefroy, chief executive ... , journalistic ethics - not much has happened recently to build public trust in institutions. Many of advertising ...

Alex Aiken: Local health service comms has been 'dreadful'

and will shape the future of public service communications for years to come....service communications has been dreadful. One now- defunct PCT spent 1m researching public health issues ... of bureaucratic process over delivery. The new public health arrangements represent a fresh start for local ... agendas. Council communicators need to recognise the significance of moving public health budgets, which ...

Danny Rogers: Lobbyists are at the mercy of stings

changer. This week the public affairs industry, which one doesn't doubt is largely ethical, leapt ... they rightly want in-house public affairs functions and management consultants or lawyers to come under any ... stings and more opprobrium for the public affairs business. In the meantime, lobbyists are advised ...

Anthony Hilton: Hijacked by the Budget agenda

for cheap publicity stunts.

George Eustice: Party funding is unlikely to change

? In the current environment, there is no public enthusiasm for state funding of political parties along Australian ...

Richard Exon: Adland's latter-day explorers face trek into the unknown

and globalisation of any kind some time off. (The word "globalisation" itself didn't appear in publication until ...

Think BR: Collaboration is key to delivering policy outcomes

Collaboration between the public and private sector can offer value to all parties, writes Jo Arden...With government cuts to communications budgets, lack of public trust in traditional authority ... departments could rely heavily on bought media and earned media generated by public relations activity ... of government, which is that of partnership. Successful partnerships between the public and private sector ...

Luke Blair: Time to cut the jargon

It is often said that the public sector talks a different language and I must say over the past few...absorbed enough public sector jargon in the last month to fill a small dictionary, or should I say, enough ... becomes opaque - the thinking behind it gets affected too. So jargon ends up being used by the public ... this week for example he had been part of a recent conversation about rolling out some public sector ...

Katherine Levy: The big bad wolf in the story is actually The Guardian itself

You know what I'm going to discuss next, don't you? Yes, that's right. It's amazing how quickly Pavlovian conditioning can take hold of the individual or public consciousness. Just weeks ago, most of us only associated the three piglets with childhood, when it was acceptable for another human being ...

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