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The Download: Briefing - YouTube challenges TV channels

YouTube is making a further push into professional content with the launch of more than 100 new channels, which will contain videos from celebrities such as Madonna and Ashton Kutcher and publishers such as The Wall Street Journal.

Is it irresponsible to play up pester power in the current economic climate? The Marketing Society Forum

Littlewoods' Christmas TV ad has caused much disquiet in some quarters, with its implication that mums should over-stretch themselves in a time of austerity to satisfy the demands of their children.

Helen Edwards on Branding: Blurred visionaries

Too many marketers are hiding behind grand statements that actually mean little to consumers.

Andrew Walmsley's 12 digital predictions for 2011: did they come true?

The pace of change is relentless as digital transforms consumers' lives, and not always for the better.

Is there a silver lining for brands in the fallout from the euro crisis?

If your portfolio of brands is exposed to the volatility of the so-called 'basket-case' economies of Europe, you are probably drawing up contingency plans, preparing for the worst.

Do shock tactics such as Benetton's latest campaign still work in 2011? The Marketing Society Forum

The brand's 'Unhate' campaign, which depicts world leaders kissing, marks a return to the spirit of its advertising in the 90s, but some doubt that such images can have the same impact today.

Helen Edwards on Branding: Virgin modesty

Sir Richard Branson's brand escapes public anger because it understands the nation's petty envies.

Editor's Comment: China: the next marketing power

Growth. China. Two words that appear so often in the same sentence they are practically synonymous. China has more than proven itself as a manufacturer. But as a marketer? Until very recently, the average consumer would struggle to name Chinese brands or to associate the country's products with any...

Andrew Walmsley on Digital: The future of brainpower

When technological developments outpace us, we have to be ready to deal with the consequences.

Brand manager of the week: Anna Holloway, Head of marketing, Look Fantastic

- Describe yourself in three words. Positive, energetic, friendly. - How would you define marketing? The basics centre on applying common sense and seeing the bigger picture. It's also about being creative, making decisions and aiming to make your brand the best it can possibly be. - What would...

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