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Johnny CorbettBrand building adds long-term value, enhances business impact, and gets better with creativity and commitment.
Brand building adds long-term value, enhances business impact, and gets better with creativity and commitment.
At the end of every week, I look at the key stories, offering my view on what they mean for you and the industry. From Tony’s Chocolonely’s plan to “turbocharge” its mission to Co-op and Iceland taking a different approach this Christmas, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
Marketing Week is proud to name Beiersdorf’s Anthony Ho as one of our inaugural Future Marketing Leaders, sponsored by Digitas.
Macroeconomic trends, first-party data and the influence of artificial intelligence will all be instrumental for marketers next year.
It’s important to not just zone in on the skills and qualities you need at your current career stage, AkzoNobel’s Karen Wilkinson says, but to find out how to get ahead for the next.
The GfK Consumer Confidence Index demonstrates a positive uplift in consumer confidence – but the impact of the Autumn Statement is yet to be felt.
Weeks after the first Christmas ad teasers launched on 1 November, data from System1 and Kantar reveals which are most effective.
Reckitt’s global brand director for Durex, Eleonore Murauer, says brands’ presence at Pride was tested in 2023 after high-profile backlashes.
The Richemont-owned luxury lifestyle brand’s CMO is looking to bring its iconic pens and a joy of writing to everything that the brand is looking to achieve across its portfolio.
In the coming year, marketers will not only need to enhance their personalisation and AI capabilities, but also their use of technologies that make campaign creation more sustainable.
Marketing Week is proud to name UKTV’s Erina Jones as one of our inaugural Future Marketing Leaders, sponsored by Digitas.
Adobe is the latest brand to tap into the opportunity of women’s sport, as the FA announces it will sponsor the Adobe Women’s FA Cup until at least 2026.
The drinks company is in a ‘transitionary phase’, says its CEO, with the goal that it will return to volume growth, rather than driving revenue growth through higher prices, as it has been doing during the period of higher inflation.
Wall has been with the business for almost five years, most recently in the position of strategy and innovation director.
Data storytelling empowers brands to go beyond placing relevant offers in front of consumers to making them feel truly seen and valued and not sold to.