Think pieces

What a difference a year makes

The theme of this year’s conference was #pressreset – a clear call-to-action that businesses must be ready, willing and able...

We copy when we feel

This summer might just be the coldest - and wettest – on record. By this point, you or a loved one...

The light and dark of social sharing

Dark Social as a marketing opportunity is one of the most exciting and potentially lucrative opportunities available to marketers today

Greggs - A dangerous addiction?

Ukrainian-born Milla Jovovich is a model and film actress, and she has a dangerous addiction to Greggs pasties.

Chief Behavioural Officer: It's the new ‘must-have’ role

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Step by step, behavioural economics and psychological science have expanded their reach...

Together we go our way?

Various themes for the conference over the years will be recalled. The memory of David Bowie’s Changes being played many

Global OOH round-up: where traditional meets technological

This month, Creative Culture has rounded up a selection of OOH campaigns that are redefining this traditional form of marketing.

Microsoft and Apple transform retail spaces into brand experiences

I stumbled across an incredible immersive brand experience from Microsoft this week.

Monopoly game brought to life through experiential

To celebrate the launch of My Monopoly - the new customisable Monopoly game that allows players to personalise elements of

Meeting is such sweet sorrow

Is there another activity that occupies so much of our time which gives us...

Mountain Dew’s virtual reality skate experience

This week, Mountain Dew’s use of Oculus Rift tech caught Joss Davidge's eye.

The trouble with brand love

Most brand managers want their brand to evoke strong feelings. We naturally want our customers to like the brand, to

Marketing for Halloween - top 5 campaigns from 2014

This week, the experiential offerings surrounding Halloween caught Joss Davidge's eye.

How to position your Agency

It is one of life’s divine little ironies that Ad agencies, for the most part, are not very good at marketing themselves.

Judging, fast and slow

When I was at client I used to urge my team to judge ideas by reacting like a consumer.

Why Beijing’s hipsters are too cool for a European-themed bar street

Take the Beijing subway one station past the Guomao Zhan (or International Trade Station) stop. From there, walk outside and

Beefeater plays on its Britishness in experiential campaign

Beefeater is the only international brand still producing its gin in London. The brand is evidently – and rightly -

Are modern leaders good enough?

I have been invited to a dinner discussion that intrigues me.  The question to be discussed with the assemblage –

What’s more important – media or creative?

The debate of supremacy between the medium and the message is as old as the industry itself. It certainly seems

The Perfect Storm – media fragmentation and growth

Keith Weed, CMO at Unilever suggests the tides have turned and the perfect storm of media fragmentation...

Could your marketing help girls lead Britain out of the skills shortage?

The WISE Campaign was set up 30 years ago to promote female talent in science, technology, engineering and...