Think BR: Building reputational capital
17 Dec 2012 | by Nathalie Nahai
In this exclusive extract from her book Webs of Influence, web psychologist Nathalie Nahai examines how brands can build reputational capital.
What can we expect from the world of marketing in 2013, asks Matt Pye, managing director, Cheil UK.
In this exclusive extract from her book Webs of Influence, web psychologist Nathalie Nahai examines how brands can build reputational capital.
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Johnnie Walker, the whisky brand, has signed male supermodel David Gandy as the new brand ambassador for its luxury brand extension Blue Label.
Disney has partnered with Samsung for the launch of the tech giant's Galaxy Note II smartphone, which is being promoted alongside the new 'Wreck-it Ralph' film.
Publicis Groupe has changed the way it works to reflect the reorganisation of the Renault marketing team as the advertising giant and car maker evolve away from the traditional relationship between a supplier and a client.
'It won't work here' is a familiar phrase to all of us who are involved in global campaigns, writes Eleanor Thornton-Firkin, director, Ipsos ASI.
Brands using famous people in their marketing need to remember the real celebrity is the consumer, according to Martin Delamere, brand strategy director at Addiction Worldwide.