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Sector Insight: soap, bath and shower
Viewed as essentials, recessionary cutbacks have failed to hit cleansing products.
When social media turns bad: dealing with negative comments
The avenues for instant feedback afforded by social networks often result in a stream of negative comments from consumers, but how should marketers react?
Adwatch (April 18 ) Top 20 recall: Lynx
Haircare product ad maintains the brand's personality, but needs a stronger creative idea
ISBA conference: with brands getting over their first crush on social media, what happens next?
ISBA's annual conference reflected the increasing importance of online, with the issue of social-media ROI topping the agenda.
Brand barometer: Nappies, which one is most prominent online?
Pampers is the subject of the largest number of discussions, with Huggies in second place
Procter & Gamble, Heineken and Diageo: who wins and who loses in direct brand deals with Facebook?
Last year Diageo and Heineken inked large-scale direct deals with Facebook. Adam Woods investigates who gets what out of these deals and highlights the winners and losers from direct relationships wit...
Digital killed the marketing star
With some Facebook campaigns now showing significant ROI, do recent cuts at Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Procter & Gamble signify a shift away from traditional marketing.
Sector Insight: Surface cleaning and care
There has been an increase in sales of antibacterial and multipurpose products for the cleaning and care of hard surfaces as consumers seek good-value, germ-killing lines.
Weighing up Twitter's branded adventure
The platform has launched its branded pages, but are they valuable enough to persuade companies to part with £25,000 for the privilege of operating one?
Brand barometer: Carbonated drinks, which one is most prominent online?
Coca-Cola has the highest share of voice while 68% of conversations about Lucozade focused on its use for treating medical conditions.
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