‘Absolute crisis’: Are marketers at breaking point?
Charlotte RogersUnder pressure, overwhelmed and walking a tightrope to keep their jobs, is it any wonder marketers are on the edge of burnout?
Under pressure, overwhelmed and walking a tightrope to keep their jobs, is it any wonder marketers are on the edge of burnout?
To be effective, marketers need a thorough understanding of all three areas, and to fully explore all the gaps and overlaps.
As part of a new series exploring the opportunities and challenges of martech, we look at how the explosion of tools has left many marketers confused about where to turn and what can be done about it.
The drinks company’s chief growth officer on creating a ‘better4you’ beverages portfolio in sync with contemporary consumers.
Published in a new book on trusted advertising, Kantar’s analysis of ‘The Works’ data highlights why confusing ads underperform and how winning campaigns earn trust and sales impact.
KFC has launched a drinks range, aimed at reaching consumers at different times of day, with its strategy and innovation director saying the biggest challenge it faces is becoming “famous” for more than just chicken.
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Three female B2B marketing leaders discuss how attitudes to women in the workplace have affected their careers.
We arm you with all the stats you need to tackle the week ahead.
In the latest episode, former Giffgaff CEO Ash Schofield reflects on the meaning of legacy, championing culture and why it was time to disrupt himself.
Despite the toll on their mental health, two-fifths of marketers would not tell their manager if they felt undervalued or exhausted, Marketing Week data reveals.
At the end of every week, we look at the key stories, offering our view on what they mean for you and the industry. From Starbucks looking to appeal to both frequent and lapsed customers to the need for brand trust in challenging times, it’s been a busy week. Here is my take.
Following its ‘Project Turing’ in marketing, Lloyds is looking to scale AI across the business.
Economies are transitioning from the plateau of online growth to adoption of AI, renewables and biotech. With confidence in new tech, investment will grow.
This year’s Future Marketing Leaders advise new talent entering the industry to stay curious, find their passion and embrace risk.