How ITV turned the Post Office scandal into a national campaign for change
Marketing Week ReportersBy holding true to its brand purpose, the broadcaster connected millions of people to a vital story and pressured the government to act.
By holding true to its brand purpose, the broadcaster connected millions of people to a vital story and pressured the government to act.
By combining segmented data with a targeted media strategy, the bank drove awareness of its Barclays Local service across 15 communities.
As cost of living pressures hit demand for health insurance, Vitality embraced a proactive brand platform and galvanised the public.
The football club’s poignant suicide prevention film gained a massive online audience and prompted thousands to seek support.
The tie-up between Paddy Power, Prostate Cancer UK and the Professional Darts Corporation drove a 232% increase in men using the prostate cancer risk checker.
By taking on the competition, P&O revived its brand health metrics and drove reappraisal of ferry travel.
Having added Co-op and Primark to its roster in the past 12 months, VCCP credits its “challenger” mindset for helping clients grow value sales and market share.
A campaign highlighting the plight of the 233 children on the organ transplant waiting list delivered 1.5 billion earned media impressions.
By reframing the discussion around drinking culture, Guinness drove sales of its alcohol-free beer and changed perceptions of Ireland’s national day.
As a largely unknown brand in EMEA, the electric car company used programmatic platforms to help drive awareness in five markets.
Harnessing one of its most distinctive brand assets, the furniture retailer achieved viral success during the busy festive shopping season.
Amid calls to introduce a festive turkey product, KFC cheekily defied its fans and drove leaps in awareness and sales.
Studying fellow value brands like Aldi and Lidl, the mobile network realised it needed a strong message to overcome misconceptions low prices mean poor quality.
To celebrate the retailer being recognised as Marketing Week’s Brand of the Year, our branding columnist writes about its remarkable five-year transformation. This is not just a marketing column, it is a Marks & Spencer marketing column.
The consulting giant’s global CMO has been awarded the prestigious title of Marketer of the Year at the Marketing Week Awards 2024.