Representation, collaboration, debt: 5 interesting stats to start your week
Chris SutcliffeFrom a lack of representation in shops and social to the reality of ‘buy now, pay later’ debt, here are the most important stats you need to know this week.
From a lack of representation in shops and social to the reality of ‘buy now, pay later’ debt, here are the most important stats you need to know this week.
Claire Farrant is joining the oil giant after eight years at Lidl.
Dunelm’s marketing lead on hoping to alter customer perceptions around the breadth of its range through focusing on what the company already has rather than reinventing the wheel.
Five former CMOs with lots of experience across a multitude of sectors and brands share their budgeting horror stories and the lessons they’ve learnt along the way.
At the end of every week, we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From the need to shout about what a career in marketing could offer to the next steps for Pret’s subscription offer, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
ITV CEO Carolyn McCall has blamed a “stagnant” UK economy in a warning about the broadcaster’s advertising forecast.
In the latest episode of Marketing Week’s podcast series, Domino’s CMO Sarah Barron tells why she doesn’t ‘mess’ with brands and why getting the right capability is essential for building an effective marketing unit.
With stints at LVMH, Estée Lauder and Makeup by Mario under her belt, Estrid’s first chief brand officer Nico Morga Alden’s “risk prone” approach to her career has served her well.
The latest GfK Consumer Confidence Barometer reveals that even as optimism around personal finances rises, the public remains hesitant to spread the wealth.
Research from Thinkbox and academics demonstrates the interplay between audio and video for recollection, effectiveness and distraction.
If the retailer doesn’t make £1.50 profit on each pound spent on marketing, it’s marketing budget will be reduced, said the business’s CEO.
The reshuffle follows the announcement that chief customer officer Alessandra Bellini will be leaving Tesco at the end of September.
The drinks company is looking to get even smarter with the investment choices it makes with increasing use of analytics tools that will allow it to improve performance across its portfolio, and not just on the flagship Jameson and Absolut brands.
Alessandra Bellini, Marketing Week’s Marketer of the Year in 2020, will leave the role at the end of September, prompting a restructure that will see the chief customer officer role scrapped and a new dual unit created.
Old El Paso and Häagen-Dazs owner commits to double-digit media spend increase and has vowed to return to “smart, hard hitting advertising” for its pets division and a price and product review.