Marketing Society Question
Is it wise for a brand to outsource marketing to cut costs? The Marketing Society Forum
England cricket sponsor Brit Insurance is axing its marketing team and outsourcing the function.
Should cosmetic surgery clinics use standard marketing techniques? The Marketing Society Forum
Companies have been slammed for using tools such as two-for-one deals and Christmas vouchers.
Can marketing restore English rugby's battered reputation? The Marketing Society Forum
Governing body the RFU is taking a fresh approach, focusing on discipline, integrity and teamwork.
Is it risky for gender-specific brands to target the opposite sex? The Marketing Society Forum
Unilever is crossing gender boundaries by adding limited-edition scent Anarchy to its Axe range.
Despite the downturn, will this be a vintage brand marketing year? The Marketing Society Forum
Fewer resources may lead to inferior campaigns, or be the stimulus for greater invention and focus.
Is it irresponsible to play up pester power in the current economic climate? The Marketing Society Forum
Littlewoods' Christmas TV ad has caused much disquiet in some quarters, with its implication that mums should over-stretch themselves in a time of austerity to satisfy the demands of their children.
Do shock tactics such as Benetton's latest campaign still work in 2011? The Marketing Society Forum
The brand's 'Unhate' campaign, which depicts world leaders kissing, marks a return to the spirit of its advertising in the 90s, but some doubt that such images can have the same impact today.
Is nostalgia the lazy option for brands when it comes to marketing creative? The Marketing Society Forum
Nokia plans to feature its classic Snake game in its marketing activity, while John Lewis has used a track by The Smiths in its latest Christmas ad, just two examples of attempts to tap into nostalgia.
Can discounting serve to win back consumer trust after a crisis? The Marketing Society Forum
Australian airline Qantas has offered free travel to the tens of thousands of passengers affected by its recent industrial dispute, which grounded its entire fleet and hundreds of flights in 22 countries.
Are consumer-review sites such as TripAdvisor a danger for marketers? The Marketing Society Forum
Negative reviews are damaging for businesses, but a restaurant in Worcestershire has fought back, by initiating defamation proceedings against the website after it flagged up 'suspicious' activity
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