Ocado praises ‘effective marketing’ for driving customer growth
Amrit VirdiOcado reports bigger basket sizes and more frequent shops, as the online retailer credits marketing’s part in “terrific year”.
Ocado reports bigger basket sizes and more frequent shops, as the online retailer credits marketing’s part in “terrific year”.
Marketers discuss how teams, individuals and leaders can tackle burnout in the latest episode of Marketing Week’s subscriber-exclusive webinar, The Lowdown.
In her first role within the charity sector, Sonia Sudhakar is on a mission to drive Macmillan’s impact, income and connection with marginalised communities.
NatWest’s latest brand campaign, part of the ‘Tomorrow Begins Today’ platform, is targeting entrepreneurial young people with a social-first approach.
The group wants to focus on customer retention via its SuperSaveClub membership rather than investing in pay-per-click and third-party media.
Fresh from dropping its Aldi and Lidl price match, Asda is on a mission to position itself as “the best value supermarket in the country”.
Top marketers from Nomad Foods, The Telegraph and PwC discuss the rise of AI, winning over the board and when to outsource.
Not On The High Street’s former CMO and CEO is making a place for “word of mouth” in social commerce through a new platform.
Six years after being saved from administration, HMV has deepened its community connections and prioritised in-store experiences as its turnaround continues.
As Formula One teams get ready for the new season, brands are using social media to transform the traditional sport into an inclusive and accessible community giving fans “a look behind the curtain”.
Sainsbury’s CMO Mark Given has expanded his remit to include data and sustainability, in line with the company’s push on personalisation.
The charity has refreshed its brand as part of a strategic switch away from raising brand awareness towards campaigning for better support.
The supermarket is replacing the long-running platform with ‘It’s Not a Little Thing. It’s Everything’ as it looks to connect with consumers about food on an emotional level.
The company’s current head of marketing is set to assume part of the responsibilities of the former marketing and commercial director.
As well as investing in price, Marks & Spencer wants to ensure its clothing is designed to last as it believes “value is more than just the product’s price”.