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Opinion •
Are advertisements endorsements? When editorial content begins to conflict with a brand’s stated values, is continued investment a gesture of tacit approval? Faris Yakob on whether communications can or should be decoupled from their political context.
News •
HSBC, the financial-services giant, believes that using robots in bank branches can help fuel interest in the retail arm of its business, as well as driving other benefits for its brand.
Article •
Global strategies, campaign updates and trends in the use of online video.
Article •
Looks at how direct-to-consumer brands are shaking up retail and disrupting consumer packaged goods by raising the consumer expectations that all brands must meet.
Article •
HSBC, the financial-services provider, used an innovative, customer-facing robot to drive various core metrics at its flagship branch in New York City.
Research Paper •
AXA, an insurance firm, optimised its marketing spend and became more relevant to Britons looking to move abroad.
Research Paper •
Facebook, the social network, and Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford partnered in the UK to look into whether social media can build brands.
Opinion •
This month, Admap looks at Drivers of Change in 2019, exploring five key trends and how they will impact marketing over the next 12 months.
Article •
Takes a deeper look into what privacy really means, what’s driving the data trend, and what marketers need to be doing in 2019 to make the most of the data protection opportunities in the UK.
Research Paper •
MESH Experience, the data, insight and analytics firm, looked at how experiences with brands affect consumer associations of the brand in the UK.
Article •
The BBC used neuroscientific research explore the relationship between emotion and long-term memory in delivering engaging branded content.
Opinion •
Multiple Gold IPA Effectiveness Award winner Tom Roach, Head of Effectiveness at BBH London, shares a personal perspective on the value of writing an IPA Effectiveness entry, and reveals the top 20 IPA case studies on WARC.
Research Paper •
This article approaches the question of media neutrality by investigating whether ideation techniques such as templates produce the same quality of advertisements across media.
Article •
HSBC went back to its Hong Kong roots to rediscover its brand purpose of working together to achieve prosperity and to develop a new direction that would address the challenges it faced around trust, customer expectations and the rise of new fintech brands.
Case Study •
Nationwide, a building society, encouraged people to switch to its bank by creating a campaign that got regular people to tell their own stories, to show that Nationwide can help all of them.
Case Study •
Publicis.Sapient, a consultancy company, cut through the noise of the conference to become the ‘must see’ of Money20/20.
News •
Apple and Google have again been named as the world’s two most valuable brands, but the big news is that Amazon is now ranked third after achieving brand value growth of 56% over the past year, while Facebook’s valuation declined by 6%.
News •
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is planning to roll out a standalone digital consumer bank in the UK as it seeks to fend off growing competition from fintech challenger banks, such as Monzo and Revolut.
Case Study •
HSBC, a banking and financial services organisation, restructured how it assessed credit card leads by assessing its mobile traffic to provide a more efficient way of attaining high quality leads in India.
Case Study •
UOB Private Bank, a Singaporean private bank, built a brand identity over the course of three years to organically grow its business and achieve a top-five assets-under-management (AUM) placement.
Article •
Monzo has built a following and a community around its product, allowing it to grow swiftly, build new and category-changing features, and attract a generation that has an uncomfortable relationship to money.
News •
LONDON: New rules force UK banks to publish their customers’ opinions of their total service offer in a development that shows Royal Bank of Scotland to be the UK’s least popular bank and First Direct the most popular.
News •
LONDON: Brands that tailor their creative to tap into national sentiments during the World Cup can “ride the emotional wave” and generate significantly higher levels of consumer engagement – as long as the team is winning.
Article •
Research by Ipsos shows that brands and advertising can profit from highly emotional events like the World Cup by creating strong links to the event, proving that context can make a big difference to the emotional response to advertising.
Article •
Argues that the expertise within consultancies doesn’t lie in brand strategy, the mobilisation of channels or the ability to inspire ground-breaking creativity and provides five steps that planners need to take.