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News •
SHANGHAI: China’s two leading bike-sharing firms, Ofo and Mobike, are linking up with established brands and expanding overseas even as the companies’ valuations continue to exceed their apparent revenue-generating capabilities.
Article •
This report highlights trends among the campaigns entered into the 2017 Cannes Creative Effectiveness Lions, including campaign budgets, media mix, campaign duration, creative approaches, metrics and regional variation.
Research Paper •
Ambush marketing is more than 30 years old, and its prevalence continues to grow. Recent cases indicate that brands perpetrating ambushes are becoming more creative, but the literature has failed to keep pace, offering scant analysis of the different forms ambushing can take, and the implications it can have and little investigation or consideration from the ambusher's perspective.
Opinion •
The great houses of Westeros, from HBO’s Game of Thrones operate much like corporations. There are executives (lords), subsidiaries (vassal houses), and hostile takeovers (wars).
News •
NEW DELHI: Indian travellers are taking advantage of aggressive deals from travel companies, delivering record year-on-year growth.
Case Study •
This case study describes how Egyptian snack brand Chipsy softened the blow of a price rise using an on-pack promotion, TV, outdoor and social media.
Case Study •
This case study shows how the Egyptian Autism Society (EAS), a non-profit organisation, changed parents' perceptions of their own autistic children, through an educational campaign across Egypt.
Case Study •
This case study describes how international development organisation, UN Women, used a storytelling strategy on TV, outdoor and radio to campaign for women's rights in Egypt.
Case Study •
This case study shows how Aspire Zone, a sports destination, increased footfall by getting people in Qatar to take part in a nocturnal exercise championship during Ramadan.
Case Study •
This case study shows how Coca-Cola, the carbonated drinks brand, achieved massive earned media support in the Middle East by tackling prejudice with an online video-led campaign.
Case Study •
This case study shows how Dubai Cares, a children's charity, was able to reverse the increasing audience desensitisation to charitable causes in the UAE by showcasing real children's creativity and resilience through social media tutorials.
Case Study •
This case study describes how Egyptian mobile operator, Mobinil, used a multimedia campaign to increase market share and become the top-considered mobile data provider among the youth audience.
Case Study •
This case study shows how du, a telecommunications provider, changed consumers' habits about oversharing information on social media, thus increasing brand trust, in the UAE.
Case Study •
This case study shows how Daman, a health insurance brand, increased profitability by launching an awareness campaign about vitamin D deficiency in the UAE.
Case Study •
This case study describes how Mondelez used an Instagram-focused campaign to launch its Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo variant to the youth market in Egypt.
Case Study •
This case study describes how soft-drink brand Pepsi used digital and traditional media to connect with Egyptian youth and regain its association with music.
Article •
This article describes the ways in which brands, such as Hyundai and NASCAR, have successfully interlaced environmental messages into their marketing.
News •
LONDON: UK consumers are not as patient as they once were, according to a new study that shows over two fifths (42%) admit to having less patience today than they did five years ago.
Article •
This event report outlines research on gender stereotypes in advertising, and is based on analysis conducted by the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media and JWT.
Article •
This event report looks at how brewer AB InBev approaches its content and entertainment strategy.
Article •
In this viewpoint, the author looks at opinion polls and their varying success in the wake of several global elections and referendums.
News •
SHANGHAI: Brands looking to prosper in China need to tap into the nation’s cultural trends and position themselves in a way that resonates with key demographic groups a new study suggests.
Article •
This article summarises the insights from a series of key papers addressing collaboration and co-creation, the practice of developing brand insights and other intellectual property through collaboration with external consumers, which can deepen the understanding and future potential of products.
Opinion •
Malcolm White wonders how more communication went from being the force for good that would bring humanity together, to being something altogether more divisive.
Article •
This paper explores the current writing on the subject of Twitter as a marketing tool; the microblogging platform boasts 328m monthly active users worldwide, and an instant feed where reactions to current events can let brands into culturally significant themes and invaluable customer insights.