Power 100 Next Generation: The full list 1-30
13 Nov 2012 | by Rachel Barnes
Marketing, in association with Engine, profiles 30 of the brightest and best young marketers in the UK today.
What sort of people are most likely to respond to direct mail, asks Alice Dunn, marketing executive, Kantar Media.
Marketing, in association with Engine, profiles 30 of the brightest and best young marketers in the UK today.
Fast moving consumer goods are becoming a major driver of online advertising spend on the up, this week studies on Brand Republic examines some of the reasons behind this, as well as how consumers view what companies do with their data.
Price cuts dominate the retail market, but major brand-owners are keen to develop price promotions as a tool to build consumer loyalty and value sales, writes Stuart Derrick.
There was a time when marketing journalists filed stories about data in the drawer marked 'd' for dull. Now, however, data has been reinvented as Big Data and that Daddy of data owners, Tesco, gets to use the words 'data' and 'fun' in the same sentence.
Leo Burnett has partnered with Procter & Gamble (P&G) to host an art exhibition based on the 'Capital Clean Up' programme that has been taking place across London in the lead-up to the Olympics.
Nivea is investing in major digital activity, which will have a fashion focus to lure in a younger audience.
King of Shaves, the male grooming brand, is going head to head with rival Gillette, by offering consumers a subscription service that delivers three razor blade cartridges for £3 a month.
Unilever, ASOS, British Gas, McDonald's and John Lewis top the nominations shortlist for the 2012 Marketing Society Awards for excellence
The Scottish Government has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) from running an ad that celebrates the arrival of two giant pandas at Edinburgh zoo, because it implied the animals were a free gift.