Stealth communications and cultural awareness are crucial inspiring climate action among ‘persuadables’, according to ACT Climate Labs research.
Two-thirds of SME owners call for data protection reform
Over two-thirds (67%) of SME owners currently believe that the UK should reform its data protection laws to remain a leading tech hub.
Google has placed ads on pornographic, compromising and blacklisted sites
Google has run brand adverts on hundreds of questionable sites, including those hosting pornographic, zoophilic and pirated content.
Less than 10% of UK ads contain environmental messaging, despite climate crisis
Less than 10% of UK TV adverts have included an environmental message over the last three years, despite mounting public calls for climate action within advertising. Revealed by ‘The Greenprint’,…
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Marketers continue to turn a blind eye to over-50s despite massive spending power
Over 9 in 10 over-50s cannot remember the last time they saw someone their own age within an advertising campaign.
Data: Brits are already ‘over’ Christmas adverts
Brits are ‘over’ Christmas adverts as early as 27 November, according to new research from Twilio exploring the causes of festive fatigue.
Coca-Cola and McDonald’s take Kantar’s Christmas crown for 2023
Coca-Cola and McDonald’s have been named the best and the funniest Christmas adverts (respectively) by insight agency Kantar.
Nearly 100% of the creator economy left untapped, new Ogilvy report highlights
A staggering 96% of the creator economy is yet to be tapped into and properly utilised, according to a new report from Ogilvy looking into the future of influencer marketing.
Advertisers to waste £60bn on invalid web traffic in 2024
Advertisers are wasting more money than ever before on invalid traffic such as bots and fake clicks, according to an in-depth new study.