Burger King, YouTube, Danone: Everything that matters this morning
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Brits’ confidence in the UK economy has not been in positive territory for over three years.
Middle managers often get a bad rap but they are the ones closest to what’s happening within a business and therefore in the best position to get things done.
The shows will be included as the part of the two-day Festival in October, the biggest yet.
The struggling supermarket believes it is in a “very strong position” to grow its general merchandise and clothing business, and sees opportunities in consolidation despite the failed Asda merger.
Good morning and welcome to Marketing Week’s round-up of the news that matters in the marketing world today.
The Guardian is a fine newspaper and should be proud to reverse its losses, but by giving its product away for free it is preventing the news industry profiting from quality journalism.
Catch up on all the marketing news from the past week including another new product launch from Coke, ITV’s effectiveness reboot and Visa’s growing commitment to women’s football.
We arm marketers with all the numbers they need to tackle the week ahead.
There are a few criteria which need to be met for strategic brand purpose work and stand a chance of delivering, which leads to the conclusion Gillette’s ‘#metoo’ ad was a waste of time and money.
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As a marketer you can only instigate change if you have a proven track-record and people believe in your ability – it’s about building up credit.
Warburtons hopes its ‘Good Bagel’ campaign will create “talkability and fame” for a brand that is facing a decline in its key white sliced bread market.
Digital channels are often looked upon as a world of metrics and short-term thinking, but there are opportunities for brands to be creative if activity is underpinned by branding basics.
Negative consumer confidence is becoming “the norm”, with too many unknown unknowns making it difficult for marketers and retailers to convince consumers to spend.
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HMV has gone into administration again, raising questions over whether it is worth saving and if it is, what the retailer might look like post-purchase.
As our annual Career and Salary Survey showed, it’s all too rare for marketers to go on secondment or take a sabbatical. However, the experience can bring new skills, broader horizons and a better work/life balance.