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Gung Ho lead all the UK Run Club activities for New Balance, creating an engaged and authentic community of runners, to raise awareness of the brand, key campaigns and product focuses within the UK running community. For this project we created the New Balance Test Lab.
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It’s a CAKE, you biscuit! Our new campaign for Jaffa Cakes finally ends the nation’s cake/biscuit debate, confirming once and for all that Jaffas are indeed cakes (obviously). After all, clue’s on the box, bruv. Brought to life through OOH, social, PR and earned media.
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With over 100k communities about every topic imaginable, there’s a place for everyone – to talk about anything – on Reddit. Including the cu…
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Together with EE, we've launched it’s 'Best On The Best' campaign, showcasing how customers can make the most of the iPhone 16 Pro. Set to t…
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EE's new Clocking Off campaign showcases how it's WiFi 7 transforms home connectivity. Our film follows workers stuck in monochrome routines…
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Oh My OGGS! Our new digital campaign for OGGS, the cruelty-free vegan baked goods brand, shows that their products taste so good you won't b…
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Culture crashing, sporting spotlights and long form storytelling, find out what's on the minds of progressive brands right now.
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Creativebrief hosted a breakfast event in collaboration with Exposure, featuring William Grant & Sons and CultureLab on Wednesday 3rd July.
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by Georgie Moreton
The Industry Insights 2024 report explores the topics on marketing leaders minds today
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Discover some of the most effective, inclusive campaigns from across the Creativebrief marketing intelligence platform in our latest report.
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Creativebrief's Stephanie Nattu interviews senior leaders about strong agency brands.
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Campaign UK spoke to Charlie Carpenter, Creativebrief CEO, on the Pitch Positive Pledge a year on.
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One glance at the content made by today’s creators, and we see a culture in flux. Everything from tone, topics and production norms have changed in the decade since influence’s infancy. To understand what’s coming next, it’s essential for brands and creators to have one eye trained on the next gen of influence. We’ve uncovered five trends illustrating what that next generation will look like.
Adoption of electric vehicles seems to have hit some speed bumps. Changing government policies, slowing sales and trade tariffs have all been in the headlines in 2024. Electric Cars were once symbols of the future. So why aren’t we more excited now they are here? We spoke to some real people from across the country, to find out what they really think about EVs. And provide insights to help those involved in marketing the transition.
They feel like biggest thing in the world right now – and certainly one of the biggest marketing opportunities – but just 4 in 10 Britons say they are interested in the Olympic games (YouGov*). That said, in the same survey 57% said they’d rather attend them than a Taylor Swift concert. We spoke to some real people around the country to understand how they feel about the greatest show on earth (the games…sorry, Taylor).
The next generation of parents will be from the much-discussed Gen Z. How will the world that they have grown up in shape their views of parenting? What societal trends will impact their choices when they're raising children? And what what are the implications for baby and toddler brands? We interviewed some 16-28 year olds to find about their hopes and expectations for the future. And we dug into lots of existing reports and data sources to construct a picture of parenting in the 2030s.
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