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Premier Foods sees around £800m turnover in the UK every year selling products in ambient food categories such as cakes and desserts, cooking sauces and quick meals, including famous brands such as Mr
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Premier Foods sees around £800m turnover in the UK every year selling products in ambient food categories such as cakes and desserts, cooking sauces and quick meals, including famous brands such as Mr ...)
A focus on people and quick wins has allowed the UK’s largest electronical retailer to move away from a discount-heavy strategy it believes would have killed the business within five years. Article fi ...)
Brands need to ensure their websites are accessible to disabled people or risk losing out on £249bn a year. Article first published on Marketing Week. Is your website digitally accessible? This relat ...)
Movember’s Global Marketing Director, Paul Mitcheson, spoke on day one of the Festival of Marketing 2019 and shared the steps the organisation took to become a global movement for men’s health, and ho ...)
The car marque has overhauled its approach to content and social in a bid to engage consumers ahead of the launch of its Honda E electric car this year. First published by Marketing Week Honda has evo ...)
Peer-to-peer social selling Depop is convinced that its content strategy of ‘reposting the coolest shit’ is the secret to engaging Gen Z shoppers. Article first published on Marketing Week. Peer-to-p ...)
The activist, actress and director believes marketers have great power to impact behaviour and they must take that responsibility seriously. Article first published on Marketing Week. Rose McGowan ha ...)
Tesco’s outgoing chief executive talked semantic strategies, regrets and how “brutal objectivity” helped him lead one of the UK’s biggest business turnarounds. Article first published on Marketing We ...)
Article first published by Influencer Intelligence As a new decade dawns, Influencer Intelligence can’t help but look back over the last ten years that have seen the birth and unparalleled growth of i ...)
Article published first on Econsultancy Every year Econsultancy founder Ashley Friedlein picks out the digital and marketing trends and developments which he believes will shape the industry and digit ...)
Article first published on Design Week Back in the 1960s, cartoon family-of-the-future The Jetsons predicted the home of tomorrow would come complete with everything from breakfast-dispensing machines ...)
Delphine Chui, Co-Founder of FToxins, took part in a panel at Festival of Marketing 2019 on ‘Influencer marketing in the world of wellness’ which explored the ethics around promoting lifestyle choices ...)
Hayley Brady and James Balfour spoke at FoM2019 on the Social & Influencer Marketing Stage on the legal issues surrounding advertising on social media and working with talent and influencers. Hayley a ...)
Article first published by Econsultancy A staggering 98% of homepages from one million popular websites failed to meet legal accessibility standards, research by WebAIM concluded in February this year ...)
Dan Baker, General Manager EMEA at Student.com chaired a panel at Festival of Marketing on Myth busting Gen Z: Harnessing the attention of a global generation changing the future, on the Insight and M ...)
Article first published by Marketing Week Does the plethora of new titles for senior marketing roles reflect a change in the nature of marketing, or is it a case of window dressing gone wild? Alison J ...)
In the run-up to the busy festive season, how can savvy social marketers outshine their competitors, get their cash tills ringing heartily and therefore enjoy a very merry social media Christmas? Firs ...)
Liliana appeared on a panel on Delivering the best-in-class strategy for measuring marketing effectiveness on the Effectiveness & Data Stage. An experienced, international business leader, Liliana has ...)
It’s the era of the digital craze. Everything and everyone is online. But digital is playing a significant role in every sector, from researching to planning to marketing. More importantly, finding an ...)
This year at FoM, we teamed up with the School of Marketing and welcomed 20 students from diverse backgrounds onsite to pitch their sustainable business ideas to four senior marketers, including the C ...)
Lara Crisp, Editor of Gransnet chaired a panel at Festival of Marketing 2019 on ‘Addressing advertising’s ageism problem – are you offending your audience?’ on the Realising Your Potential Stage, and ...)
What is the purpose of your package? Is it to protect your product, create shelf visibility or carry important information? In an ideal world it should be all of the above and more. Packaging is often ...)
Visualising an event in a new venue is a rare skill, which some visionary event organisers can do with ease. But often it comes down to the venue in question being able to persuade and influence, in ....png/fit-in/500x500/filters:no_upscale())
It’s a good time to be in the communication business, when brands know more about the customer than ever before. The flip side is that consumers know how much data is being collected from them, and th ...