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LONDON: As consumers are being asked to hand over more and more personal data, platforms offering a centralised hub that allows users to control who is accessing, and how they are using, their personal data, are on the rise.
Research Paper •
This study examines how advertisement typicality influences the capacity of sponsorship to transfer an image from a sporting event to a brand overtime.
Opinion •
Brands such as Coca-Cola and Exterion are taking advantage of better, faster, and cheaper advertising research tools.
Research Paper •
To motivate shoppers to bring reusable bags, England has enforced a carry-bag law, allowing large retailers to charge 5 pence for a single-use plastic bag.
Article •
This article introduces advertisers to a new segmentation technique based on an individual's inherited taste sensitivity - that is, the "supertaster." Three studies demonstrate that this inherited supertaster difference can explain blind taste-test anomalies, such as the Pepsi Challenge; heightened brand loyalty; and a reduced sensitivity to peripheral product cues, such as visual variations.
News •
HONG KONG: More than three quarters of mobile programmatic ads served in Asia-Pacific are delivered via app, rising to 90% in Indonesia, according to a recent study.
Article •
This event report addresses how Diageo, the alcoholic-drinks company, is approaching the virtual-reality (VR) space.
Article •
This article explores views around the use of virtual reality as an advertising medium.
Article •
This study by Val Morgan and Kantar Millward Brown offers insights into the impact of cinema advertising on audience reach, based on data from 60 Australian campaigns.
Article •
This event report looks at how Kia, the automaker, used a chatbot to promote its latest hybrid vehicle, the Niro, in the US.
News •
LONDON: Customer journey maps should be treated like products, led by a manager responsible for the journey’s business performance, according to an industry figure.
Article •
This event report provides tips from senior marketers on how to make people feel more secure about a brand without losing excitement and innovation.
Case Study •
This case study looks at InterContinental Hotels Group's (IHG) Channel Shift strategy, as it partnered with the intent marketing platform, iotec, to increase direct bookings.
Article •
This article provides a best practice guide on how to map the customer journey in order to gain a better view of the ecosystem from inside the business and understand how customers experience a brand.
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.
Article •
This article looks at the comparison between two approaches to consumer decision behaviour - the utility model (RUM) and Random Regret Modeling (RRM) - and offers a hybrid solution to provide a more effective framework.
Research Paper •
This study aims to analyze the potential ability of sponsorship to create shareholder wealth on the basis of how the announcement of global sports sponsorships affects sponsoring companies' stock market prices.
Research Paper •
Scholarly work over the past 15 years has demonstrated that corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives can have a positive impact on consumer behavior toward brands.
Research Paper •
There has been a surprising dearth of research that investigates the effects of structural elements on creative outputs in an advertising agency context.
Opinion •
For most brands, the relationship they have with their consumers is passive; meanwhile, others have been able to enter a different space, where consumers share their content and participate in the brand.
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.
Research Paper •
Academic researchers tend to use multiple items to measure a construct reliably, whereas practitioners tend to use single-item measures.
Article •
This article provides agencies with a best practice guide for writing an effective creative brief, which can form the foundation for the disruptive, breakthrough thinking that can really make a difference to a client's business.
Case Study •
This case study shows how Orange, a telecommunications provider, gave an old retro game a twist to show young Tunisians the speed of its Internet services.
Case Study •
This case study describes how chocolate brand, Cadbury's Mandolin, used social media to launch a two-bar variant to young people in Egypt.