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From M&S’s LGBT sandwich to Kendall Jenner stopping a riot with a Pepsi can, corporate business is adept at adopting our concerns. But is it all a cynical marketing ploy?
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From M&S’s LGBT sandwich to Kendall Jenner stopping a riot with a Pepsi can, corporate business is adept at adopting our concerns. But is it all a cynical marketing ploy?
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Nearly every ad you see online is tailored just for you. These digital ads are powered by vast, hidden datasets that allow advertisers to make eerily accurate guesses about who you are, where you’ve been, how you feel and what you might do next.
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A major concern facing digital advertising today is how to balance privacy concerns with sending consumers messages that are relevant to them. While relevant messages are important, many consumers are simultaneously becoming increasingly concerned about the use of merged databases.
Read MoreRecent standouts have given marketers a playbook for how to get users to tune in. Brands should approach podcasting like community outreach, not advertising.
Read MoreThough many marketers believe they avoid gender stereotypes when creating advertising, according to a global survey detailed in a Kantar report, researchers noted that ad targeting is still extremely skewed within specific product categories.
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Newly appointed chief sustainability officer David Cutter promises 2019 will see the drinks giant promote low-carbon activity with suppliers and customers.
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Read MoreKey trends in native advertising will be an influence on all aspects of digital in the next 12-18 months. It is predicted that the digital advertising market is set to grow from $15bn in 2019 to $85bn by 2020, with Native advertising at the forefront.
Read MoreThe norms for ads on Instagram, YouTube, and the rest are not set in stone yet. The playing field is constantly shifting.
Read MoreA new survey by The Female Quotient and Ipsos finds marketers aren’t doing a good enough job in reflecting the diversity of real life.
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Read MoreBoots has decided to turn the traditional cosmetic ad on its head with a campaign that promotes how beauty makes people feel, not how it makes them look.
Read MoreToday, media is pulled, not pushed. And if you’re a marketer who wants your content to be consumed, it better be good, relevant and valuable. That goes double for advertising.
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