Digital Leagues 2011
26 Oct 2011 | by Kim Benjamin
With more brands pushing the marketing boundaries, digital agencies are increasingly finding themselves at the centre of campaigns that span all media and disciplines.
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Rolex tops the Top 100 Consumer Superbrands table for 2012.
With more brands pushing the marketing boundaries, digital agencies are increasingly finding themselves at the centre of campaigns that span all media and disciplines.
Brands are increasing their investment in sponsorship while weighing up whether to back niche events or spread their budget across multiple types of entertainment, writes Kim Benjamin.
Behavioural economics is changing the way that market research agencies do business, with more UK brands embracing the technique as they attempt to influence consumers.
Specialist agencies can do much to help brands lessen their environmental impact, but in this tough economy, it can be difficult to persuade clients and consumers to invest in 'green'.
With digital work now accounting for more than half of many agencies' business, the direct marketing and sales promotion industries have reached a turning point.
Continuing economic uncertainty and shifting client demands are spurring digital agencies to revisit the 'integrated versus specialist' debate and broaden their offerings.
Despite disappointing performances and scandals on and off the pitch, sports sponsorship remains a key platform for brands.