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Cindy Gallop takes names and zero s**t. For the sexual harassers in the ad industry, you best run and hide. For everyone else, here’s compelling documentation about just how degrading it is to be objectified at work, and then asked to objectify women in ads. “The biggest issue facing our industry today is not diversity,” […].
There’s been much talk recently of the increasing pace of management change in media agencies – a number of high profile British bosses have left recently – but, arguably, more significant is the changing of the guard in the upper echelons of the biggest holding company, WPP. The latest is the retirement of Rob Norman.
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The midterm elections are just around the corner, and with them could come a host of potential Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) concerns if recent history is any indication. The TCPA places restrictions on, among other things, robocalls and automated text messages, both of which often are used by political campaigns seeking votes or donations.
AI adoption is reshaping sales and marketing. But is it delivering real results? We surveyed 1,000+ GTM professionals to find out. The data is clear: AI users report 47% higher productivity and an average of 12 hours saved per week. But leaders say mainstream AI tools still fall short on accuracy and business impact. Download the full report today to see how AI is being used — and where go-to-market professionals think there are gaps and opportunities.
How many people of color do you work with? How many people of color are on your company’s executive team? Meanwhile, African Americans are showing up and spending $1.3 trillion dollars this year. This, despite the fact that only a fraction ($2.24 billion) of the $75 billion invested in television, magazine, internet, and radio advertising […].
Leonardo Da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi (far from sure it was by him but never mind) sold to someone with more money than sense for $450m last week. Back in the day, when it was thought to be ‘school of,’ it went for 40 quid. So IKEA’s creative hub and agency Acne saw an opportunity for.
I have a song & dance act on Huffington Post. It has nothing to do with advertising. A recent ditty and jig is inspired by some recent news stories: Brain Games or Mind Games? On the internet (where I believe everything I read except if I write it) I’m finding news stories about a new Brain Game study. They’re not fake news, more like flake news… It’s a subject I’ve written about ad nauseam on this blog: 01 May 2017 Brain Games or Mind Games?
I have a song & dance act on Huffington Post. It has nothing to do with advertising. A recent ditty and jig is inspired by some recent news stories: Brain Games or Mind Games? On the internet (where I believe everything I read except if I write it) I’m finding news stories about a new Brain Game study. They’re not fake news, more like flake news… It’s a subject I’ve written about ad nauseam on this blog: 01 May 2017 Brain Games or Mind Games?
You are in the basement of a church, with twenty or so other people seated around an extended horizontal folding table. The usual cross-section, many have nothing in common except for a desire to stop drinking. A lot of them brought coffees from the neighborhood Starbucks. The meeting is nearly over. Dallas is a thirty-something woman with black hair laced with purple.
A recent SunTrust survey indicated that 43 percent of Americans feel pressured to overspend during the holidays, suggesting that financial anxiety is taking its toll on many Americans. SunTrust has an answer in its onUp Challenge, a free, gamified program from SunTrust that helps players make real progress toward financial goals – especially during the […].
GroupM’s mighty MediaCom has been on a new business mission since losing the £2bn VW account to Omnicom’s PHD and now it’s added Vauxhall/Opel across Europe. General Motors’ Vauxhall/Opel was sold to France’s PSA Group (Peugeot and Citroen) this year which also moved its estimated £700m media business to MediaCom. But MediaCom had to pitch.
On this week’s #MediaSnack Tom and David look at the challenges facing Facebook and ask if the company can maintain its incredible rate of growth. This is going to be hard for a business for that relies on advertising for more than 98 per cent of its total revenues. Facebook’s growth continues to be meteoric.
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Red Brick Road has won Hillarys which describes itself as the country’s “most successful direct-to-customer in-home manufacturer and retailer of made-to- measure blinds, curtains, awnings and shutters.” Incumbent The Refinery, Krow, Brothers & Sisters and BJL also pitched. The account is reported to be worth a somewhat improbable £24m in media terms although some such.
More bloody Christmas bears, this time the return of Heathrow’s popular duo courtesy of Havas London. Still can’t understand why Heathrow should want to advertise at Christmas – you don’t choose an airport do you, instead of a flight? Anyway, BA has helped out with this particular rite of passage with an old BOAC plane.
What happens when a person runs out of data? It depends on the person, but a person who is highly dependent on their phone could possibly freak the hell out. That’s the scenario that Mobile Viking lays out. See how the mobile carrier points to the bad things that can happen when you run out […]. The post Don’t Let Your Mobile Plan Rule Your Life appeared first on Adpulp.
John Lewis Partnership advertising this Christmas is in the land of make-believe (and why not?), with the ad for John Lewis featuring an imaginary monster and for Waitrose with a pub in the middle of nowhere filled with people, including a young girl, who seemed to have got there without walking through the snow, which.
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Realeyes assesses Christmas ads through facial recognition and top this year is Coca-Cola’s link-up with Channel 4’s Gogglebox showing viewers responding to the “iconic” Coca-Cola truck ad. Influenced, no doubt, by the real Coca-Cola trucks that have been scouring the country. Moz the Monster came 17th. Think I’ll find a quiet corner and read Proust.
Dentsu Aegis Network’s biggest deal in recent years was buying US-based data wizard Merkle and now it’s expanding further into Europe with an agreement to buy Oxyma Group, a performance marketing agency in the Netherlands and Dubai. Oxyma employs about 300 people bringing Merkle’s European headcount to over 1,000.
They’re all it this year. Here’s a Christmas ad from Manchester City Council. One we missed from House of Frazer and 18 feet & Rising (same idea as Ogilvy for Boots). Quite like this one. And the WWF, not merry at all this one, powerful though. Who’s it by? Ogilvy? Is it worth it though?
Mother-backed business incubator and accelerator Broody has acquired a five per cent stake in crowdfunding platform Crowdfunder. The deal will see the two organisations working together as partners to cement Crowdfunder’s position and give Broody’s portfolio of start-ups access to the benefits of crowdfunding. Crowdfunder, now valued at £16.8m, has over 600,000 members and has.
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Dopes Apple need a Christmas ad, with that tidal wave of money flowing more strongly than ever? Apparently it sees them as “greeting cards to the world.” So here we are then, after last year’s Frankenstein effort, with ‘Sway,’ with another of those romantic Christmas moments we see popping up all over the place. To.
Can’t say I’m a fan of the Post Office at Christmas (the queues) but at least it shows why we need one. More of them preferably. MullenLowe is saying the PO cares about every missive this Christmas in a appropriately functional campaign of mini-films, using its in-house production unit Yeti. MAA creative scale: 6.5.
For those of you still musing over the Christmas party don’t take a cue from Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. Like inviting a lawnmower for instance. (Warning lots of blood).
WPP’s GroupM has raised its forecast for UK adspend this year slightly (to five per cent growth from its original 4.1, a total of £18.9bn) and is forecasting 4.8 per cent for 2018 which should take it through £20bn. The acid test for all such forecasters is 2019 of course, the year that Brexit is.
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Is adland a more misery-inducing location than it used to be? Most people would probably say yes, if only because – for those who survived a few years – recollections tend to be the good bits. But there’s also a lot of evidence across the commercial piece that Brits anyway are more stressed than they.
WPP appears to have folded in the poker game for Japanese agency ADK according to a Reuters report from Tokyo. Reuters says it’s seen a draft statement from Bain Capital saying that WPP – which owns 25 per cent of ADK – had agreed to its $1.35 billion tender offer, which it has hitherto opposed.
Mother will be reflecting that there is some justice in the world as it’s been appointed to handle leading department store Debenhams, less than a year after it lost its signature Boots account to Ogilvy in a WPP-inspired global deal. Debenhams has 250 stores around the world. Mother also came within a whisker of winning.
There are the usual Christmas ads spoofs on YouTube but a bit listless this year – maybe this epoch in adland is coming to a close. Some people criticised John Lewis for scaring children with monsters under the bed. Imagine if you discovered this one.
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Consultancy Brand Finance has been looking at the “brand value” of the UK monarchy – not their personal finances – and deduced that the capital value of the UK monarchy as a business is a hefty £67.5bn, making an annual contribution to the UK economy of £1.766bn whereas its actual cost per head of population.
Enfin, a French spin on Christmas, for Swiss department store Manor from BETC Paris. At first we’ve seen it all before but it develops into a sweet story – featuring, among others, nerdy Santa Junior – realised by collective AgainstAllOdds. The best Christmas ad so far? Certainly a contender. MAA creative scale: 8.
So what has happened to the Christmas ads missing millions? Last week we noted that YouTube views seems to be down across the piece and it seems that the same has happened to Facebook shares (bigger numbers than YouTube in some instances). In the past “organic” views have provided, in effect, a free TV channel.
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