CREATIVE STRATEGY: Sponsors' double fault at Wimbledon
07 Jul 2011 | by Simon S Kershaw
I live in Wimbledon. But I don't go to Wimbledon. However, there's no avoiding that racquet and ball stuff during the last fortnight in June.
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Times are changing for the B2B marketing sector, with businesses taking on a more human approach, writes Simon McEvoy, planning director, Tangent Snowball.
I live in Wimbledon. But I don't go to Wimbledon. However, there's no avoiding that racquet and ball stuff during the last fortnight in June.
Behind the brouhaha surrounding the public issue of shares in LinkedIn there are some simple financial facts that need to be kept in mind, writes Bob Willott.
The marketing industry in India has been shocked by a major group brand demanding that agencies (media agencies in this case) pay to get on the pitch list.
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The dramatic rise in digital marketing has confirmed that the online arena will only grow in importance for brands and the speed at which this has influenced the marketing strategies of brands has left many consumers feeling somewhat doubtful of the new medium.
After years of steady growth, UK ad spend is on the decline in 2009 but the news is not all doom and gloom. While online advertising will not see the meteoric growth it has enjoyed over the past few years, it is still expected to show marginal growth, as brands seek to shift their budgets into a more...
To be successful in this market, online agencies must be looking at all other avenues of the "buzz generation" like organic word-of-mouth campaigns, supporting audio and video content, social networking platforms, more traditional support and that darling of social media, Twitter -- however, we must...
I was recently asked if the digital print industry is oversubscribed and this struck me as a curious question. It is curious because the simple answer is no -- the production capability of digital print industry in the UK has far more capacity and capabilities which are yet to be exploited. However,...
Encouragingly, it seems that clients are holding their nerve and heeding the lessons of previous downturns.