‘Like a startup’: Inside the rise of travel media networks
Grace GollaschWith commerce media networks on the rise, Expedia, Uber, Trainline and Tripadvisor share how they’re developing their advertising businesses.
With commerce media networks on the rise, Expedia, Uber, Trainline and Tripadvisor share how they’re developing their advertising businesses.
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With profitability restored and post-pandemic consumer habits settling, Gousto is repositioning itself as a direct rival to supermarkets with its ‘convenience without compromise’ messaging, explains chief customer officer Murray Lambell.
In addition to headliners Mary Portas OBE and Matthew Syed, delegates can expect to hear from marketing heavyweights from brands including Coca-Cola, Monzo, PwC and more at this year’s Festival.
At the end of every week, we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From Elf’s use of controversial comedian Matt Rife in its latest campaign to Gousto’s shift to sustainable growth, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
Over 40% of UK social media users are also using X less than a year ago, compared to just 15% who use it more, according to the study.
Since it kicked off its Premier League sponsorship, Guinness has become the number one beer for the football watching occasion in the on-trade, but its ambitions are much longer-term, as it looks to drive a deeper connection with the sport.
Marketing boss Chris Willingham is honing the brand’s focus on community and looking to unite fans worldwide with a new long-term platform.
As well as announcing a partnership with Manchester United, fintech brand Sokin has also launched a new brand campaign to build awareness and credibility.
After facing struggles in a “challenging environment”, Carlsberg remains committed to its marketing investment amid the “good performance” of Britvic.
The campaign featuring Matt Rife has been branded “rage bait”, with people calling Elf Cosmetics “tone deaf” for using the comedian.
Marketing should never tell “the product team what to build, it should always be the other way around”, argues Revolut CMO Antoine Le Nel.
While marketing’s fixation on market share has been criticised as potentially “dangerous”, it remains a key commercial goal for many businesses.
Google MD Sophie Neary joins Marketing Week’s Russell Parsons, exploring how marketers can harness the latest consumer trends and technological evolutions – both to unlock opportunities and to face down growing competitive threats from online rivals, large and small.
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