by Richard Whitman on May 16, 5:20 PM
A new report, Make a Lasting Impression, from Kantar Millward Brown explored the company's database of 160,000 tested ads to determine the factors which best drive engagement and can make advertising more effective.
by Richard Whitman on May 15, 8:05 PM
Charleston-based Blackwell and Co. is growing and the agency has decided to expand by opening a new office in Charlotte, North Carolina.
by Richard Whitman on May 14, 5:55 PM
In all, 51 Omnicom agencies won 332 Pencils and Merits from approximately 20 different countries.
by Richard Whitman on May 11, 5:29 PM
The 4-step process begins with a "Briefing Doc" the client completes to specify the parameters, goals and expectations of the project. The Marketing Agency then responds with a proposal that defines the research methodology, and what the client can expect to receive including the research data, and the analysis and strategic recommendations.
by Richard Whitman on May 10, 8:08 PM
If you didn't have a bit of history in this industry, a visit to the Valassis website might lead you to conclude the company is the leader in some form of personalized digital marketing.
by Richard Whitman on May 9, 3:48 PM
According to a recent study by the Association of National Advertisers, the majority of marketers plan to increase internal staffing and overall spending on public relations over the next five years.
by Richard Whitman on May 8, 6:38 PM
So who's winning these awards? DeVito/Verdi, that's who. The agency was just named a finalist for five Radio Mercury Awards for spots it created for Mount Sinai Health System.
by Richard Whitman on May 7, 4:45 PM
Apparently fake news is a thing in France, too. And apparently it was rampant during the run up to the just concluded presidential election.
by Richard Whitman on May 4, 5:28 PM
In the ongoing effort to create names that, well, don't sound like law firms agencies have gone in pretty much every direction, even inventing words to name themselves.
by Richard Whitman on May 3, 5:52 PM
While Nader makes some valid points about the potential sketchiness of native advertising and its potential for deception, he goes on to equate it with fake news.