Reality Check: Consider your media mix if you want to drive pricing power
Ian MurrayYour choice of media channel mix signals more about the quality perceptions of your brand than you might imagine.
Your choice of media channel mix signals more about the quality perceptions of your brand than you might imagine.
The campaign supporting the scheme aims to address perceptions price is a “challenge” in convenience store settings.
Ryanair’s ‘Prime’ membership offers exclusive seat sale access, free reserved seats, and free travel insurance for every flight taken.
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”.
Heineken “significantly” increased its marketing spend across all regions last year, now accounting for 9.8% of revenue.
Despite losing over half a million subscribers in the past three months, Disney’s streaming arm remains profitable.
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”.
Netflix has achieved its biggest ever bump in subscribers despite consistent price hikes and the introduction of ad-tiers.
Sewing the seeds with its Christmas campaign, Boots is targeting ‘deal-savvy’ shoppers in 2025 by leaning into personalisation.
The online retailer praised its “more effective” marketing approach, amid a 12.1% increase in customers as shoppers switched from rival grocers.
CEO Roisin Currie acknowledges consumer confidence is low and there are cost pressures going into 2025, but says Greggs’ value positioning will help it address these challenges.
The supermarket achieved its highest market share since 2016, now at 28.5%, after increasing its focus on value over the festive period.
The retailer intends to increase prices by 1% on like-for-like goods to combat a rising wage bill, alongside a projected £7m marketing “cost increase”.
With 2025 unlikely to bring cheer in terms of macroeconomic growth as brands face up a lacklustre era dubbed the “new normal”, what can marketers do to drive growth in this environment?
Lidl’s festive success comes as Co-op, Morrisons and Asda unveil new price matching and store strategies for 2025.
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