Helen Edwards on Branding: Devoid of meaning
16 Nov 2011 | by Helen Edwards
Marketers cannot take research into the relationship between consumers and brands at face value.
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Too many marketers are hiding behind grand statements that actually mean little to consumers.
Marketers cannot take research into the relationship between consumers and brands at face value.
When it comes to marketing effectiveness, creativity and logic are not an either/or proposition.
Brand models come in many shapes and sizes, but all require clarity of thinking from marketers.
Vauxhall's attempt to play on British pride by sponsoring home nations football teams is outdated.
Fray Bentos may be a tempting prospect, but it will take more than marketing to fix the brand.
Brands such as Harry Potter that inspire a cohesive 'community' following have things in common.
Developing an international brand strategy can bring out the worst, and best, of all those involved.
McKinsey can show News International how to manage the crisis after a damaging protocol breach.
Even in a digital age, tone of voice is still the key ingredient to make your brand's message stand out.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.