How Mars overtook its rivals with a festive chocolate push
Marketing Week ReportersThe confectioner’s play to win the chocolate war by axing Bounty helped Celebrations pull ahead of its key competitors over the Christmas season.
The confectioner’s play to win the chocolate war by axing Bounty helped Celebrations pull ahead of its key competitors over the Christmas season.
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Determined to support survivors of online harassment, Refuge used social media to drive legislative change and generate £1m in ‘social value’.
A LinkedIn takeover helped TikTok persuade marketers the social media app could become their new home for performance marketing.
Encouraging employers to look past a criminal record, LinkedIn’s mentoring programme offered eight young offenders the chance to launch their own streetwear brand.
The telecoms giant decided to take its support for those facing data poverty up a level with the release of a Christmas card gifting 7GB of free data.
According to employees, the marketing department is being taken more seriously than prior to the launch of revamped streaming service ITVX.
By overhauling its approach from B2B demand generation to human-centric brand building Sage changed perceptions, drove sales and improved its ROI.
A multi-layered segmentation strategy helped garden centre chain Dobbies identify the ‘killer’ categories directly influencing customer behaviour.
The audio brand’s collaboration with US rapper Doja Cat went from the Grammy Awards to viral TikTok sensation, helping JBL resonate with its key Gen Z audience.
The creation of a global ABM Centre of Excellence helped IT services giant NTT take its marketing from fragmented and localised to centralised and effective.
Anti-slavery charity Unseen UK sought to reach Ukrainian refugees entering Britain before they fell into the hands of human traffickers.
Intended to cause a stir among electric car drivers, Audi and Sky Sports joined forces on new tech to enhance coverage of cricket competition The Hundred.
The creative agency improved its pitch conversion rate by 28% in 2022, attracting brands from Netflix to Wayfair in the process.
To build hype around the launch of its Sky Glass TV, Sky kicked off a year-long influencer campaign which doubled the benchmark for reach at 48 million.