Stanley Johnson explores the use of branding in contemporary commerce and culture
Kathy Hatzis is the 2007 AANA Young Marketer of the Year. We managed to catch her for a quick Q&A before she jets off to Cannes…
PR agencies that embrace the fragmentation of media channels will ensure their survival in the age of new media, advises Catherine Stace.
There is no denying that we live in the digital age, and the innovations in out of home media exemplifies how the new era affects our relationship with advertising. Digital technology boosts consumer interaction, provides ...
Warning: the following may make some marketers uncomfortable. If you were looking for a light-hearted read, turn the page. If you have a social conscience, read on. Karl Treacher reports.
We all use data to dictate marketing decisions, yet the subject leaves many of us glazed over, yawning and pitying those with the word ‘data’ in their job title. Andrew Stone dispels this perception, showing ...
Brands communicate to their markets via a multi-supplier infrastructure. Meaning, if you aren’t launching your latest TVC, outdoor or direct mail piece, you are probably managing an internal brand communication project or activating an interactive ...
This post is the first in a series looking at the AMI. Click below to read the others: Whats wrong with the AMI The Great AMI Debate: Round 2 The Stark Reality of the AMI ...
The ultimate objective for all new brands is to earn a place in as many customers’ personal identity preferences (PIPs) as possible. This simply means that if a customer was asked to list the brand ...
Marketing Mag’s Guide to Digital Services Does your company provide a digital service for marketers? mobile website design online creative search social media short courses/events augmented reality/3D video analytics email affiliate/vertical digital strategy apps data ...
How do you describe the character of a man whose career history with advertising giant Clemenger Communications has spanned 28 years? Well, in his words, passionate, occasionally erratic and probably never dull… Sam Gopal reports.
