Why women’s football is winning the World Cup of brand behaviour
Women’s sport can better connect meaningfully with an ever-evolving audience.
Women’s sport can better connect meaningfully with an ever-evolving audience.
Claudia Wallace, Chief Client Officer at Neverland, on what Dutton Ranch’s Rip Wheeler teaches marketing leaders about the power of listening.
By Emma Flaxman
As brands rush to embrace artificial intelligence, Emma Flaxman, Founder at StoryOne, explains why distinctive storytelling may become the ultimate competitive advantage.
By Nicola Kemp
The brand has placed itself at the heart of football fandom with a campaign rooted in the lived experience of fans.
By Rich Miles
Embedding inclusion into the way we work is essential to creating genre-defining work.
By Nicola Kemp
The tracker is part of the Unspoken Stat campaign from domestic abuse charities I Choose Freedom and Leeds Women’s Aid.
By Nicola Kemp
The campaign, supported by Hey Honey, challenges the increasing political hostility, funding cuts and unlawful restrictions facing Pride organisers.
Collette Philip shares how Cannes Lions has shifted focus and built more inclusive infrastructure.
By Nicola Kemp
Javier Hernandez Reta, Global Chief Marketing Officer at Duracell, on the emotional appeal of football and finding the space to be creative.
City Football Group’s Gavin Johnson on the power of fandom and the importance of authenticity in sports storytelling.
Steph Carter, Director of Culture Marketing at Marshall on the power of connection and supporting grassroots musicians.
By Nicola Kemp
The Vice President of Marketing, Europe at Fujitsu, offers her perspective on the year of age, the criticality of recognising life events, and why age could be an AI advantage.
By Hayley James
Hayley James, Associate Director at Sense, lifts the lid on the power designing for presence: The next wave of brand experience.
Youth unemployment is rising, the industry must find new ways to recruit, writes Graham Powell-Symon.
The England and Wales Cricket Board is promoting its sixth season as ‘the most dramatic show on TV’.
By Nicola Kemp
The brand redesign for the Scandinavian Hospitality Group balances Nordic simplicity with a vibrant, human-centred personality.
By Cat Botibol
Cat Botibol shares that the industry has the power to take on Toy Story 5’s big villain.
By Nicola Kemp
The posters are designed to celebrate the pure fun and escapism of a summer kickabout.
The brands using Digital Twins for their World Cup work aren’t scrambling for Christmas; they’ve already pressed ‘export’, writes Carly Hackett.
The campaign addresses people’s hopes and fears to develop better AI technologies.
The campaign hands the creative to LGBTQ+ communities to showcase that ‘Pride is Everything’.
At London’s Taste Festival, BMB introduced new audiences to Shin Ramyun.
By Nicola Kemp
As the third space has evolved, so has Starbucks’ approach to reflecting the reality of how consumers use their stores.
By Nicola Kemp
The short film tells the story of a young girl who doesn’t give up on her dream of playing football despite homelessness.
By Nicola Kemp
Ahead of England’s clash against Argentina the supermarket is helping shoppers touch wood.
By Nicola Kemp
Ahead of England’s World Cup semi-final clash against Argentina, The Sun is teasing an England victory.
The competition will give access to every race on the calendar with flights and accommodation included.
The campaign from The AA and Digital Cinema Media celebrates the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
The partnership campaign celebrates self-expression and everyday joy.
The ‘Smell goes a long way’ summer campaign embraces British humour.
By Nicola Kemp
The report sees UK companies revising marketing budgets up to the second highest level in two years, despite tough economic conditions.
Creators have the power to reach audiences and build community, but in the eyes of the industry, they are still proving their worth.
This year’s tournament has highlighted the power of storytelling amid a controversial backdrop.
By Nicola Kemp
Analysis of winners the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity from the Advertising Association and Credos make a strong case for UK creativity.
From sharing in the obsession to tackling toxic masculinity, this World Cup has seen brands engage in the cultural conversation.
Charlie Hurrell shares learnings from Billion Dollar Boy’s Cannes creator event.
By Ant Hopper
Advertising has a bad habit of spoiling experiences, writes Ant Hopper, Co-Founder, The Ninety-Niners
As 2025 draws to a close, BITE rounds up some of this year’s best work.
By Nicola Kemp
Strategy Consultant, Trainer and Public Speaker Kevin Chesters, on why pace setting and individual optimism are vital tools for marketing leaders in navigating a challenging year.
By Nicola Kemp
Victoria Gabriel, Global Communications Manager at Defender and Discovery on luxury, innovation and AI.
By Adam Biddle
How to build cultural relevance at speed, scale emotional connection, and grow brand equity in today’s attention economy.
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