A question of class
02 May 2013
Can the seven new social groups help marketers gain more insight into consumer behaviour, Alistair Green wonders.
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The issue of the Direct Marketing Association s ability to police the telemarketing industry was thrown into the public spotlight with a report by Which? that exposed flaws in its Telephone Preference Service. According to a survey by the consumer association, people who register for the TPS opt-out...
Can the seven new social groups help marketers gain more insight into consumer behaviour, Alistair Green wonders.
Sir John Hegarty provided one of the more memorable quotes from last week s Advertising Week Europe conference. Talking about that horrible expression "big data", the current vogue and an altar at which many agencies are genuflecting, he pointed out that "supermarkets had so much customer data coming...
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What lies behind the recurring criticism of direct work at awards ceremonies, John Tylee asks.
What really went wrong at the one-time Agency of the Decade, and can CHI help resuscitate the agency, Jeremy Lee asks.
A dearth of gongs in Cannes asks questions about the quality of UK entries, Sara Kimberley writes.