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A disruption reality check from someone with 30 years’ experience watching it happen (or not happen)

Talk of disruption is everywhere, but it’s not a new phenomenon. Rob Morrison says we shouldn’t be fearful, and offers six disruption insights...

BY  Rob Morrison

17 November 2017 2 min read

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Why Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple – not disruptor brands – are your biggest threat

Trying to prepare for disruptors is a fool’s errand, says Jarther Taylor. Concentrate on understanding your customer more intimately to avoid being...

BY  Marketing

14 November 2017 2 min read

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Facebook’s ANZ head of marketing on five years of change and engaging in real and mobile ways

Marketing speaks with Alex Sloane, Facebook’s head of marketing, Australia and New Zealand, about Millennials and Generation Z and the three areas on...

BY  Marketing

10 November 2017 2 min read

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Which mobile messaging interface should your business use?

In the second part of her ‘Building a Blueprint for Mobile Messaging’ series, Angie Bell outlines the uses and benefits of the four main mobile...

BY  Marketing

8 November 2017 2 min read

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History says department stores will struggle in the future

Once proud, department stores are just a shell of their former selves. By Matthew Bailey, lecturer, retail history at Macquarie University. Explanations for...

BY  Marketing

30 October 2017 3 min read

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New TV, new opportunities for marketers

Audiences are switching off and advertisers have good reason to be sceptical about TV, but new technologies and platforms, says Bryan Hall, offer valuable...

BY  Marketing

25 October 2017 2 min read

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Friction versus seamlessness: brand choices, automation and memory

Brands focusing on frictionless CX risk undermining the reason for their success. Sérgio Brodsky on brands transcending product and path-to-purchase. This...

BY  Sérgio Brodsky

19 October 2017 3 min read

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How will Amazon navigate Australia’s taxation system?

With Amazon expected to open its doors in Australia this year, questions are being asked about how this US giant with a reputation for tax avoidance in the...

BY  Marketing

11 October 2017 2 min read

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Why going back to basics is the best way to build customer trust

Customers have little trust in businesses and brands. Katja Forbes says we need to get back to basics and keep it personal or lose them altogether....

BY  Marketing

28 September 2017 2 min read

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A provocation: do you really know your audience?

Celia Pavelieff shares her reflections on the findings of the ‘National Arts Participation Survey,’ and asks whether we truly know our audiences...

BY  Marketing

25 September 2017 1 min read

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Helping brands take the initiative in culture

Cultural debate has become a day-to-day reality for members of the Australian population and brands alike. Sérgio Brodsky suggests ways for brands to impact...

BY  Sérgio Brodsky

12 September 2017 4 min read

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The future trends hidden in the ‘State of Marketing’ report

Mark Cameron analyses Salesforce’s ‘State of Marketing’ report, outlining trends in disruption, AI, belief alignment and...

BY  Mark Cameron

11 September 2017 3 min read

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The new Chinese traveller – changing tourism trends

The days of taking in the sights from a tour bus are coming to an end. Ed Steiner discusses the merging travel behaviours and preferences of Chinese people,...

BY  Marketing

1 September 2017 3 min read

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How anthropology can help you unlock dazzling marketing ideas

Michael Henderson introduces us to corporate anthropology, and explains how it can help us better understand our consumers and our workplace culture. This...

BY  Marketing

30 August 2017 3 min read

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The rise and fall of festival marketing

In the age of experience marketing, how are festivals and brands working together to create unforgettable moments for their audiences? Fiona Killackey...

BY  Marketing

28 August 2017 5 min read

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Why car manufacturers are still struggling to satisfy female consumers

Women are the main influencers when it comes to car purchases, but auto brands are still failing to engage the segment. Fiorella Di Santo addresses...

BY  Marketing

24 August 2017 2 min read

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Mark Earls on startups, social and why Australia is the perfect place for marketers to try new things

Marketing speaks with Mark Earls about the herd, startups, and why we need to get tough on ourselves about social media. This article was sponsored by The...

BY  Partner

22 August 2017 7 min read

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Witch doctors: economists and why we’re better off getting insight from a little closer to home

A report by economists suggesting stay-at-home mums are one of the biggest drains on the Australian economy has Ken Murray wondering just how valuable their...

BY  Ken Murray

21 August 2017 2 min read

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Does your understanding of consumers stretch beyond the big city bubble?

Marketers and brands owe it to themselves to step outside the cities to develop a broader understanding of the Australian population, says Loren Watling....

BY  Marketing

17 August 2017 2 min read

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Ritson on the fence: consumer culture and meaning-based brands

Mark Ritson finds himself in a curious position: sitting on the fence between marketers either downplaying or overplaying the role of brands. This article...

BY  Mark Ritson

16 August 2017 3 min read

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