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The Marketing Society Forum: Was Andrex right to replace the real puppy in its ads with a CGI version?

Andrex has replaced its gambolling Labrador puppy, which was created by JWT in 1972, with a computer-generated canine that plays with friends, eats and sleeps in a 'puppy's world'.

CREATIVE STRATEGY: Lynx makes social media work as hard as any TV ad

Is there a client out there who isn't excited by the potential of social media? Judging from industry forums, conferences and articles, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, et alia, are the bandwagon de nos jours.

Helen Edwards on Branding: A new consumer champion

With the demise of Consumer Focus comes an opportunity for marketers to gain competitive edge.

Helen Edwards on Branding: Apple of their eye

Marketers should stop trying to ape Silicon Valley's finest and focus on their own brands' heritage.

Helen Edwards on Branding: The challenge of the dual

Marketers shouldn't fear using multiple messages to communicate a brand's singular attributes

Helen Edwards on Branding: Ask why before you buy

Those eyeing up a brand acquisition need to answer several vital questions before leaping in with a bid.

Reinventing marketing: We need to rediscover the real meaning of brand trust

Modern marketing has become so sophisticated that it sometimes ignores the biggest factor in nurturing consumer loyalty: trust in the brand is sometimes all you need.

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CREATIVE STRATEGY: Old Spice and the dark art of keeping old brands alive

Some brands have been around so long we can't imagine our world without them - from Anadin to Xerox and all the household names in between, writes Simon Kershaw.

Editor's Comment: Can Barry Scott sell condoms?

Barry Scott could sell anything. Just by cleaning the odd penny and screeching 'Bang and the dirt is gone' like a deranged handyman, he's helped Cillit Bang achieve cult status.

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