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25 January 2021
Almost three-quarters (73%) of chief marketing officers in North America, the UK, France and Germany intend to play it safe by relying on existing customers to fuel growth in 2021, according to a new survey from research firm Gartner.
Article
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Mel Arrow, WARC Exclusive, January, 2021
For high-growth challenger brands, getting the right structures in place alongside agency partnerships and a smart talent strategy will set the foundations of long-term growth.
Case Study
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
NHS England, a healthcare service, encouraged more people to consider a career in nursing by using real nurses and patients in its campaign.
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DMA (UK), Grand Prix, 2020
BT Sport, a group of pay television sports channels, collaborated with Google Cloud, Opta and Squawka to write the script for the entire 2019/20 season using artificial intelligence.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Paypal, an online payments brand, shone a light on the utility and ubiquity of its payment product range during a time of disruption for communities and families.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
The Guardian, a British newspaper, boosted sales in Berlin, Germany, by 84%.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Scania, a manufacturer of commercial vehicles, increased web traffic and achieved an ROI of £220:1 with its compelling campaign that took consumers on an online journey.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
O2, a telecommunications brand, re-engaged audiences with a campaign that increased the number of people downloading and using the O2 Priority app in the UK.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
ODEON Cinemas, a cinema company, set out to extend the emotive, joyful experience of a cinema visit all the way from the ticket booking journey to the point of consideration.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Sainsbury's, a UK supermarket brand, launched a gamified campaign that motivated people to build up their Nectar points and spend them on their big Christmas shop at Sainsbury's.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Rockwool, a British mineral wool insulation manufacturer, saw unprecedented levels of engagement with its video-based campaign The 7 Strengths of Stone.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) UK, an international medical NGO, drove donations by targeting segments of the public based on their interests and hobbies.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Hyperoptic, an internet service provider, boosted its share of the UK broadband market with a world-first use of algorithms by developing a hyper-optimum bidding strategy.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Toyota, an automotive brand, used hyper-personalised emails to pull consumers back to its service centres in the UK, consequently driving revenue of more than £5m.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Klarna, a financial services brand, launched the world's first bot-free sneaker raffle as part of its campaign Heartbeats 4 Sneakers, generating huge PR and views on YouTube.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
World Animal Protection (WPA), an animal welfare organisation, set out to pressure travel industry giants to stop promoting dolphin entertainment with its campaign Don't Be Fooled by a Smile.
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DMA (UK), Gold, 2020
Sainsbury's, a UK supermarket brand, increased brand loyalty by awarding Top Buyer recognition badges to frequent customers.
News
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20 January 2021
Consumers stuck at home during lengthy lockdowns are turning to familiar brands for consolation, judging by trading results from the UK’s Premier Foods, the maker of Mr Kipling cakes and Bisto gravy.
News
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19 January 2021
There is strong link between inspiration and brand growth, according to a study by Wunderman Thompson, with inspiring brands able to grow their market share faster and to charge higher prices for their products and services.
Opinion
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Lena Roland, January 2021
Despite the turbulence of last year – or, perhaps, because of it – the marketing community unveiled a wide range of research and fresh thinking that can help boost effectiveness in 2021 and beyond.
Article
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EACA/Effie Awards Europe, Research on WARC, January, 2021
The effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on people, brands and business could be seismic and long-lasting; some outcomes will certainly be category-specific, but they will also depend on how individual brands respond.
News
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14 January 2021
Economic turmoil is a certainty for 2021, as the pandemic disruption shows little sign of abating, but strong brands can overcome these barriers, according to a new collaborative report from EACA, Effie Awards Europe, and the Effectiveness Partnershi
Article
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Richard Dunn, WARC Exclusive, January, 2021
A study by Wunderman Thompson identified a strong link between inspiration and brand growth.
News
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13 January 2021
Consumers in the “moveable middle” – those who are neither very likely nor very unlikely to buy – are as many as five times more responsive to a brand’s advertising, research shows.
News
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12 January 2021
WARC today launches The WARC Effectiveness Awards in association with LIONS, a new worldwide competition that integrates the WARC/LIONS Creative Effectiveness Ladder and promises feedback from judges to all shortlisted entrants and winners across the
