Vote for your marketing campaign of 2022: Semi-final
Marketing Week ReportersThere are now just four campaigns remaining. Vote to help you favourite make it to the final.
There are now just four campaigns remaining. Vote to help you favourite make it to the final.
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Checkatrade’s chief product officer Kim Faura explains how the brand serves both consumers and trade customers, and discusses his previous experience at Giffgaff.
Despite suffering the adverse effects of Covid, TUI decided to come out swinging with a new purpose, strategy and identity designed to futureproof the brand until 2027 and beyond.
It’s quarter-final time! There are now just eight campaigns left. Vote for your favourite to help it get through to the semi-final.
Marketing Week has selected the top 16 marketing campaigns of 2022 and now it’s time to vote for your favourite.
Jumping on news of a potential festive food shortage, Heinz gave its Big Soup brand a much-needed boost through its most cost-effective earned campaign of 2021.
Good morning and welcome to Marketing Week’s round-up of the news that matters in the marketing world today.
From the over focus on performance and the purpose backlash to brands’ inserting themselves into situations they don’t belong, 2022 has not been a good year for everyone in the marketing world.
From women’s sport and retail media to a focus on loyalty and the rise of discounters, 2022 has been a good year for shaking up the status quo.
From Pret to Starling Bank to Virgin Group, the Marketing Week team reveals the second set of eight campaigns that make up our best of 2022.
From Boots to McDonald’s to Netflix, the Marketing Week team reveals the first eight campaigns that make up our best of 2022.
Good morning and welcome to Marketing Week’s round-up of the news that matters in the marketing world today.
A braille newspaper cover takeover, tie-up with Amazon’s Alexa and ITV partnership helped the charity reach more children with its festive message, while also exceeding donor targets by 78%.
A carefully choreographed plan of teasers, exclusive pop-ups and product drops helped Greggs and Primark build hype nationwide for their high street fashion collaboration.