Brand revitalisation of an old and slightly dusty brand is one of the greatest challenges in marketing. And this was just the challenge faced by Mar Doñate, Marketing Director of Spanish…
Post by Jon Goldstone, Managing Partner (Global) based in London According to 88% of marketing directors in our research (posted here) smaller, ’insurgent’ brands pose a serious threat to big brands, In…
Post by David Nichols, Group Managing Partner and Head of Brand-led Innovation Many companies we talk to today are interested in brand purpose. The challenge is to ensure that any…
Is Gillette's new 'brand purpose' film, We Believe, "The worst marketing move of the whole year," as Mark Ritson suggests (1), or an inspired bit of 'culture-shaping' communication? The jury is…
January is the time for bold predictions about how the world of marketing will be revolutionised in the year ahead. But Tom Fishburne's timely cartoon reminds us of the risks…
Nike’s new Colin Kaepernick advert* has been effective at provoking the desired political controversy and polarised opinion: 30% of US consumers feel more positive about Nike after seeing the ad,…
Royal Enfield (RE) is a great example of a company successfully addressing one of the biggest challenges in marketing: rejuvenating a brand in trouble. Back in 2000, the Indian-based RE…
Only 29% of corporate brands are distinctive compared to their competitive set, according to a global survey by CEB of 1,250 stakeholders from different fields (employees, managers, influencers etc.) (1). The…
Research for a recent brand vision project highlighted what is perhaps the best global brand campaign ever: ’You're not you when you're hungry’, by Snickers. We tipped the campaign for…
It seems I'm one of the only people to dare question the logic in Simon Sinek's 'Start with why' approach to brands and business. So it was refreshing to read…