Understanding Emotional Response to Email Marketing
Email marketing is one of those things every brand uses, but very few understand what it actually does to their brand. Some emails feel engaging and
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Email marketing is one of those things every brand uses, but very few understand what it actually does to their brand. Some emails feel engaging and
A Scandinavian TV channel was looking at acquiring broadcast rights across several European football leagues and needed to know which ones were actually
When UK legislation changed to require active opt-in for marketing communications, RNLI faced more than a compliance question. They saw an
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By 2010, the media landscape was moving fast. New digital music channels were emerging, and MTV was picking up an uncomfortable signal from conventional
A global fragrance company wanted to profile how four new fragrances were experienced, with a specific focus on their functional emotional
Picking the right partner for a brand, whether that’s a celebrity or a sponsor, is harder than it looks. High profile and well-liked doesn’t automatically mean the right
Naming a brand is harder than it looks. A London-based branding agency was restructuring and needed a new name, one that could carry real meaning across six
A leading fast-food chain was planning to launch a new CSR initiative and had developed a nationwide communications campaign across 450+ UK outlets,
OCBC wanted to show its customers, and potential customers, that it really understands their needs. The task was to develop a