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Think BR: How to maximise your intangibles in a potential insolvency situation

For brands facing insolvency it is vital that lucrative intangibles are separated from their poorer performing counterparts, writes Stuart Whitwell, managing director, Intangible Business.

Think BR: Luxury brands and the social media dilemma

Luxury brands using social media have to walk the tightrope between accessibility and exclusivity, writes Jane Simmonds, managing partner of Conran Design Group.

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.

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...

Helen Edwards on Branding: Sixty is the new old

Marketing to old people is increasingly important for brands as the median age of Europeans rises.

Richard Exon: Creativity is reliant on shared ambition, just ask Mary Portas

I had pretty low expectations of the Channel 4 show Mary Portas, Queen Of Frocks.

Think BR: Why Adidas will miss the mark with third agers

The "over-50s" is an outdated marketing term, with behavioural characteristics now transcending age, writes Alison Meredith, executive planning director, Watson Phillips Norman.

Asos' acid test: marketing to young men

Asos has its work cut out in its latest strategy, that of targeting young men.

Editor's comment: Riots pose tough CSR questions

What are we wearing today as we flick through Marketing? Head-to-toe Adidas, acquired from JD Sports? No, thought not, somehow.

Do consumers want 'real women' in ads instead of aspirational images? The Marketing Society Forum -

Asda looks likely to tap into the 'real women' trend for its forthcoming 'bottom-shaper' jeans, while L'Oreal has been censured by the ASA for using misleading post-production techniques in ads.


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