As we head into 2026, four fundamental shifts will separate the brands that cut through the "AI slop" from those that just contribute to it.
With the world flocking to the digital space, the way we connect has started to change, and, it would seem, the more friends we gather online the fewer we see in real life. Coke needed to adapt to ...
Beginning today, Australia will enforce a landmark regulation: major social platforms must take reasonable steps to prevent anyone under 16 from holding an account. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, ...
Coca Cola’s much-awarded ‘Share a Coke’ campaign has reversed a decade-long decline in Coke sales in the US, The Wall Street Journal is reporting. The company’s US sales have risen 2.5% since it ...
Work Art Life by Studio Pip and Co. The first SBS symbol to hit the screen was a gradient blue and white globe surrounded by a blue and white ring. It was used across all of SBS’s stations and ...
Oatly has been known for its campaigns. The oat milk company puts its best copy first in a new campaign around New Zealand. The “it’s like milk, but made for humans” campaign sets out to explain that ...
Nostalgia marketing is not easy to achieve. You must evoke a sense of memory, connection and emotion but often this can only come with time – and from an experience long ago that today’s marketers may ...
Rob Grant sits down with A2 Milk Company’s Susan Massasso to discuss the meteoric rise of the milk brand that never discounts. In our current era of relentless retail price-cutting, best epitomised by ...
Coca-Cola’s latest European campaign attempts to leverage an effect known as synesthesia, eliciting the memory of sounds out of pictures. The new campaign is being distributed across print and OOH in ...
Noel Cook has a long history in Australia’s OOH market, having been at oOh!Media almost right from the start. Now the Australian managing director of European-based OOH firm Wildstone, Cook is ...
At a recent event, Mark Ritson and Adam Ferrier went head to head in the debate ‘Is social media the future of marketing?’ Two of the industry’s most outspoken men took to their opposing corners in ...