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What marketers can learn from Barbie
What Barbie boasts in beauty, she lacks in social responsibility. If the campaign for a bald version of the doll tells us anything, writes Nicola Clark, it is that marketers cannot hide from consumer ...
Helen Edwards: Retailers do not 'leak consumers', they lose them to brands doing it better
Poorly performing retailers who are quick to blame their plight on the economy would do better to sharpen their focus and offerings.
Andrew Walmsley's 12 digital predictions for 2011: did they come true?
The pace of change is relentless as digital transforms consumers' lives, and not always for the better.
Is there a silver lining for brands in the fallout from the euro crisis?
If your portfolio of brands is exposed to the volatility of the so-called 'basket-case' economies of Europe, you are probably drawing up contingency plans, preparing for the worst.
Editor's Comment: China: the next marketing power
Growth. China. Two words that appear so often in the same sentence they are practically synonymous. China has more than proven itself as a manufacturer. But as a marketer? Until very recently, the ave...
Brand manager of the week: Anna Holloway, Head of marketing, Look Fantastic
- Describe yourself in three words. Positive, energetic, friendly. - How would you define marketing? The basics centre on applying common sense and seeing the bigger picture. It's also about bei...
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Still playing discount chicken
More consumers than ever are using the internet to get the best possible deals. Why the surprise?
Editor's Comment: Waitrose seeks return on loyalty
I'm currently reading a tome about ancient Rome, in which loyalty is a recurring theme.
Editor's Comment: Leahy's risks made his business
'The winter of our discontent', the Bard's oft-used phrase, may be brought back into service as the economy stutters toward Christmas.
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Groupon's 'Y-factor' problem
Daily deals service may have delayed too long with its IPO plan and lost ground to the competition.
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