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Brands need to be more original on Instagram

Celebrities are increasingly using Instagram to endorse products, but the problem is they are doing it so badly, writes Richard Alford, managing director at M&C Saatchi.

Forget SXSW, it's time brands looked elsewhere for exciting new things

I have always enjoyed reading and listening to the chatter about SXSW from a distance.

Brands must do more to recognise the pitfalls of anti-social media

Jessica Laney was 16 years old when she hanged herself in December.

Learning code: Time for us all to recognise the creative value of those 0s and 1s

A biography of Beatrix Potter published last century may not sound like it should warrant a mention in a column about technology.

Why the stripped-down simplicity of Vine presents a big opportunity

Someone far wiser than me pointed out not so long ago that the evolution of any (consumer-facing) technology drives single-mindedly toward simplicity of use.

Experiments to evaluation: social media gets serious

You might notice there's something of a theme to this week's issue. We spotted it too, and decided to embrace it with a flash on the front cover: Social in focus.

Frictionless augmentation is getting closer to becoming reality

Buried among the vocal criticism and glut of vapourware reported from CES, the world's biggest consumer electronics show, held in Las Vegas earlier this month, a few stories emerged where augmentation in several forms seemed to be inching closer to becoming more useful and, well, 'real'.

Forget a social strategy - it's what a brand has to say that really matters

If 2012 has been about shaping and developing a social-media strategy, then 2013 will be about throwing that out of the window and starting again.

Helen Edwards: E-commerce feels wrong in the ritual of giving

In a recent piece of informal research - look, I asked a few people - the discovery was made that choosing and buying a gift online can promote feelings of guilt.

Will Harris: How to make your boss like Facebook

Working for a chief executive that hates Facebook is a tricky situation, but clever communications management can tackle the problem, writes Will Harris.

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