Discover the power of storytelling in advertising and how media shapes brand narratives. From crafting compelling campaigns to exploring the latest trends in media platforms, we dive deep into strategies that captivate audiences and drive results.
People love good causes, and the commercial sector sells good causes fast. If you’re in the business of causes and work for the third sector, it’s time to steal a few tricks. Causes win when we make people care about them, and for the sake of the world, it matters that causes win.
Storytelling is a crucial part of any content marketing strategy in any medium. While some logic factors into decision making, consumers can be hooked by a great story.
In an increasingly crowded and fast-paced social media landscape, leveraging pop culture in your social media content can be a powerful tool to help you and your brand stand out from the competition.
If your brand has never considered audio branding, now is a good time to start. The power of sound is undeniable.
Successfully bridging the gap between traditional and modern search advertising strategies requires an understanding of the unchanged core principles while embracing new technologies and consumer behavior trends.
Promotional products remain a potent tool in the marketing mix, thanks to their unmatched reach and cost-effectiveness. However, as consumer expectations evolve, so too must the strategies surrounding these products.
Through humor, insight, and personal anecdotes, Whittaker offered a masterclass in how storytelling can cut through complexity, connect with people, and prepare brands for a future shaped by machines and data.
Content isn’t a soft asset anymore. It’s the most capital-efficient way to build relationships, drive acquisition, and reduce long-term marketing costs—if it’s built the right way.
Senior Reporter at The Media Leader, Jack Benjamin, led Spotify’s panel on AI and strategy. Benjamin began by asking the Head of Programmatic Supply EMEA at Google, Andreas Lux-Wellenhof, about the key trends in automation that are shaping the media landscape.
As the poet John Donne says, ‘no man is an island unto himself’, so put the phone away and jump in, the water is warm and teeming with sardines.
The era of generic, one-size-fits-all content is over; to stay competitive, brands must leverage emotional storytelling powered by real-time data and AI.
Sonic branding isn’t just about creating a sound that works in an ad; it’s about building a sound that becomes synonymous with your brand. The potential is enormous — when done right.
To creative teams and brands aiming for better performance: next time you’re working on a multi-channel campaign, challenge yourself to view each asset through the unique lens of its respective platform.
If your event ends with the audience focussed on a big screen, ditch the generic PowerPoint. Invest in on-brand, purpose-driven content that’s visually striking and make sure your speakers and production is well-prepared.
People want brands with personality because they are craving the real and the human. In the increasingly technological age, our humanness is the antidote and people feel that. Let your humanness shine through, maximally.
People love good causes, and the commercial sector sells good causes fast. If you’re in the business of causes and work for the third sector, it’s time to steal a few tricks. Causes win when we make people care about them, and for the sake of the world, it matters that causes win.
Capturing attention requires cross-organization collaboration and teams that think bigger, make better content, and ensure it’s delivered through the right channels to engage audiences. After all, engaging audiences is the ultimate goal—and what matters to a company’s bottom line.
