‘We don’t have any competition’: Revolut on why it doesn’t ‘benchmark’ itself against other brands
Amrit VirdiRevolut is shifting its marketing strategy to be more customer-focused, using partnerships and events to further its global growth.
Revolut is shifting its marketing strategy to be more customer-focused, using partnerships and events to further its global growth.
John Lewis plans to capitalise on recent successes in beauty by revamping its beauty halls across its stores – as executive director declares the “buzz” is back.
After a challenging few quarters, H&M is stepping up marketing efforts to drive sales in the short and long term.
Canva has been used globally for a decade, but the brand is learning from its peers and increasing its B2B presence through its first UK brand campaign.
Poundland has launched Poundland Perks as it looks to reward loyalty and gain a better understanding of customers.
Rebranding for the first time in two decades, Trussell tapped into rich research and diagnosis to help engage people in need of support.
Despite notching up its 14th consecutive quarter of market share growth, Boots should ramp up investment to enhance its customer relationships, analysts suggest.
Honest Mobile, the UK’s first B Corp mobile network, wants to inspire its rivals to think differently, while acknowledging change can be a “slow moving beast”.
As part of its rebrand, Aviva has been rolling out a refreshed brand expression which marketing boss Phoebe Barter believes is changing perceptions inside and out.
The bank is experimenting with Snapchat in a bid to be on the “leading edge of what is possible”, explains head of social media marketing Robert Anderson.
From collaborating with key opinion leaders in China to driving “incremental revenue” through live shopping, brands are using social commerce to reach new demographics.
Marketing leaders from HSBC, Meta, Motorway Group and L’Oréal share the key attributes they think marketers will need to thrive in future.
On its mission to end exploitation in cocoa, the retailer is relying on the creativity of marketers to build positive relationships with consumers.
Marketing leaders from Abel & Cole, Who Gives A Crap and Allplants share their trials and tribulations from working to become a sustainable brand.
Marketing leaders from John Lewis, EY and NatWest share what they think is, and isn’t, necessary to unlock hidden opportunities in marketing.