Helen Edwards on Branding: A new consumer champion
26 Oct 2010 | by Helen Edwards
With the demise of Consumer Focus comes an opportunity for marketers to gain competitive edge.
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Retailers are relying on big agencies and major ad campaigns to keep them ahead of the competition, Sara Kimberley explains.
With the demise of Consumer Focus comes an opportunity for marketers to gain competitive edge.
SYDNEY - A controversial Calvin Klein jeans ad campaign has been pulled from billboards after the Australian advertising watchdog found it was suggestive of rape and violence to women.
As expected, The Marketing Society Brand of the Year 2010 award in association with Marketing and ITV is being hotly contested. The marked achievements of those brands in the running are outlined below.
The England rugby team, in a cross-channel sartorial makeover, are to be kitted out in stylish French clothes as part of a new commercial deal with Eden Park.
Marketers should view with some scepticism the 'insights' presented to them by research agencies.
User-experience consultancy Webcredible has voted John Lewis the UK's best high-street retailer website of 2010, overtaking Marks & Spencer and WH Smith.
Asos, the online retailer, has seen its retail sales rise by 50% in the first half of its financial year, following its launch in the US last month.
Nike is working on introducing versions of its Nike+ running monitoring system for other sports, according to its vice-president of digital sport, Stefan Olander.
The US corporation couldn't have a better leader than Ursula Burns as it aims to diversify its brand.