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Brand Manager of the Week: Jodie Wickers

Senior CRM manager, L'Oreal

No substitute for on-the-ground insight

Marketers can spend all day in front of a screen checking on market research results and sales figures, but there's nothing like getting out of the office and into stores to truly understand the way consumers shop. As novelist John le Carre warned: 'A desk is a dangerous place from which to view the...

Brand Health Check: Avon

The cosmetics firm's new chief executive faces a struggle to stabilise the brand, writes Kim Benjamin.

Unilever's Paul Polman on why 'advertising' means nothing to him, plus his vision for magic, not metrics

He doesn't like the words 'digital' or 'advertising'. So what does propel successful brands, according to the Unilever chief executive?

Sector Insight: Household paper

Household-paper brands are holding firm against own-label, but heavy discounting is an issue when it co mes to value growth.

Sector Insight: Household cleaners

The launch of hundreds of new products has acted as a catalyst to the sector, which has posted growth of 20% over the past five years.

Coffee wars: Kenco takes on Starbucks Via

A tough battle looms as Kenco takes on Starbucks with a premium instant coffee.

Unilever's Keith Weed on sustainability

Unilever chief marketer Keith Weed plans to drive sustainability through the value chain. Gemma Charles reports.

Campaign Big Awards 2010: Fashion & Beauty winners

View all of the winning campaigns from the Fashion & Beauty category.

Q&A: Jim Stengel - Shared wisdom

The ex-P&G chief is keen for senior marketers to learn from each others' success.

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