Although we might feel inexperienced in the face of new challenges, the answers might be simpler than you think.

If we are overlooking the role of something as fundamental as language in building our brands, are we overlooking other valuable assets too?

Things we had taken for granted suddenly stop working. McDonald’s can’t serve milkshakes, KFC has run out of chicken and some supermarket shelves are empty. 

Applying a circular economy is where the future of our high street lies.

In the field of digital creative, the last frontier for AI is copy. For writers, this means we can scale our craft to meet the ever-growing demand of personalization.

Advertising seems to have an enormous blind spot around embracing change when it comes to emerging technology.

While there’s much to celebrate, the games also provide a magnifying glass for how far there is still to go in LGBTQ+ inclusion and acceptance in sport and way beyond it. 

I’d say that most of us who work in marketing are quite well organised. We manage to implement campaigns, manage agencies and we usually manage to keep a smile on our faces.

Making the case for the importance of advertising and justifying the expenditure that goes behind it isn’t always easy. This data makes that case very powerfully.

In the run up to Tokyo 2020 the question on everyone’s lips was – “will it be the same without spectators?”