The only limit in the experience economy is your imagination
Luke D'ArcyAs experiences become the main currency between brands and consumers, marketers need to shift what they offer from materialism to meaningfulness.
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As experiences become the main currency between brands and consumers, marketers need to shift what they offer from materialism to meaningfulness.
While mainstream sports such as football, basketball and tennis continue to attract the most attention, Intersport hopes a focus on local sports and communities will give it an “edge to stay relevant” in a competitive sports retail environment.
From the direct-to-consumer opportunity to the Amazon effect, digital is shaping how FMCG brands reach and engage with consumers.
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B2B data tech specialist NTT used the power of machine learning to reinvent the Tour de France for a new audience.
Your search experience is losing you money – here’s what you should do about it.
Since joining Camelot six months ago after 25 years at Santander, Keith Moor is on a mission to dial up brand love for The National Lottery through a focus on purpose and passion.
New job titles such as chief growth officer are symptomatic of a sometimes “apologetic” marketing industry that needs to be more confident in the value it offers, according to the building society’s top marketer Sara Bennison.
Customer journey workshops can help stakeholders create a ‘working journey’ of how customers are interacting with a brand and eliminate those pain points.
The emotional connection that makes a consumer want to buy comes from making them feel the truth of what the brand promises, according to the founders of branding and design agency JDO.
The two broadcasters have announced joint subscriber packages, strengthening their position in a fragmenting market.
Coca-Cola is changing the way it thinks about innovation, with marketers looking at new products through instinct before factoring in brands.
The move towards a cookie-less internet and the threat of tighter regulation means marketers need to urgently rethink how they target people online.
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Forgoing the traditional hero spot in favour of a hyper-personalised approach not only helped Toyota significantly increase purchase consideration, but also deliver record sales in a declining minicar segment.