‘Culture marketing is marketing’
Industry leaders from William Grant & Sons, Exposure and CultureLabs share tips on how to build a culture-first brand.
Industry leaders from William Grant & Sons, Exposure and CultureLabs share tips on how to build a culture-first brand.
Sky Sports has remixed Stormzy track Shut Up to create Keep Up as it promotes its coverage of the Barclays Women's Super League football tou…
Read MoreThe Teriyaki Burger launch campaign from Mother London takes a social-first approach with TikTok star
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To prove that nothing satisfies like Pot Noodle, we made the slurpy sound of satisfaction the star of our campaign. However, when the public…
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Tesco continues to hero home hobbyists in the latest instalment of its ongoing marketing activity for on-demand delivery service, Whoosh. …
Read MoreThe national campaign showcases how SiriusXM brings listeners closer to what moves them and debuts with powerful new film directed by Kim Ge…
Read MoreThere’s one bad thing about going on holiday. The disgusting tea, if you can even call it tea. The only way to have a proper brew abroad is…
Read MoreThe retailer has teamed up with the fictional pirate radio station to promote the Wallabee Boot
In a broadening media landscape, advertisers need to seek out culturally relevant ways to connect with consumers
Through a series of impactful comparisons — where negative and stressful feelings associated with money management are juxtaposed with empow…
Read MoreThe brand’s ‘Beer For Your Grandchildren’ campaign showcases its sustainability goals
Al MacCuish, Chairman of Sunshine and Jenna Barnet, CEO of Sunshine, on the power of cultural currency
Louis Persent, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Weirdo on the power of embracing the niche
McCann London’s Chief Strategy officer on curiosity, corporate jargon and creating culture
Alaina Crystal shares her experiences of working on Barbie and how the messaging she worked on translated into the Barbie movie
Richard Huntington, Chairman and Chief Strategy Officer of Saatchi & Saatchi, on making mundane moments matter and the power of honesty in marketing
Patricia McDonald, Chief Strategy Officer at Dentsu Creative, on why consumers want more joy from brands
A series of social films to celebrate the arrival of IKEA click-and-collect shows you IKEA is now closer and more convenient than ever. The …
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The campaign ran OOH nationally and across social channels. The line BK used across socials is: "The clue was in the name all along".
Read MoreMalibu and Tom Daley have launched a new campaign entitled 'Don't Drink and Dive' to raise awareness of the dangers of drinking alcohol in/a…
Read MorePremium brands are having to juggle new factors like a changing audience and their values, how to provide better experiences, how to tell their stories better and how to be more relevant to an increasingly discerning clientele. Our new report explores what customers want from premium brands in 2024 and the new demands that have reshaped the luxury environment.
Are high-street brands doing enough to embrace midlife women? As luxury fashion labels such as Burberry and Loewe incorporate older female icons into their advertising, high-street brands are falling behind. Louise Canham, Associate Creative Director, explained why more brands should be spotlighting the diverse and vibrant reality of midlife women.
Despite a growing love for fitness, many introverts feel sports brands don't resonate with them. They enjoy running, swimming, and cycling but avoid highly social activities like triathlons and "bro energy" environments. While they value premium sports gear, they dislike shopping at stores that feel like nightclubs. Introverts like sports' vulnerability and creativity but seek brands that acknowledge their less social fitness journey.
Curious Crab’s Jeremy Pang on emotion, food and building connection through entertainment
The price promise will return updated for the modern era of shopping alongside a new campaign from Saatchi & Saatchi
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