Brands get creepily creative as Halloween hits in all its spooky splendour. From Meta to Beavertown and even Morrisons, everyone got involved.
To regulate or not to regulate: the great political ad debate
Political Advertising founder Benedict Pringle and Alba Party general secretary Chris McEleny share their take on what political ads should look like, and who – if anyone – should be regulating them.
I can’t believe it’s not Ozzy: 7 of the most bizarre celebrity adverts
Marketing Beat takes a look at some of the most bizarre celebrity-brand partnerships of the past 20 years – and some genuinely do beggar belief!
Twitter rebrand: Has Musk scared off advertisers for good?
MB analyses Elon Musk’s shock decision to rebrand Twitter to X and looks at the move’s wider context within the advertising industry.
Twitter rebrands to X: Best of brand reactions
Elon Musk’s dramatic decision to rebrand Twitter to the rather cryptic-sounding ‘X’ earlier this week sent the internet into complete meltdown.
The ‘woke’ war – why brands are offending people and what they can do about it
Industry experts look at why even ‘woke’ brands keep offending consumers, and what they can do to avoid problems in the future.
Diet Coke, Yellow Pages and rampant sexism: 6 of the funniest ads of the 1990s
Marketing Beat takes a look at some of the weirdest, funniest and most memorable British ads from the 1990s – how many do you remember?
Tanks tops, shoulder pads and big hair: 6 of the funniest ads from the 1980s
Marketing Beat takes a look at some of weirdest and most memorable British ads from the 1980s – how many do you remember?
It’s not that Yeezy: What to do when celebrity-brand partnerships turn sour
MB takes a closer look at recent scandals enveloping both Adidas and Balenciaga, and what they can do to fight the tidal wave of negative PR.
Too far! Top six most outrageous ads banned this year
From underage bikini models to sexual expletives, Marketing Beat takes a look at the six most outrageous ads that have been banned this year.