
UK, 16th July 2008 - Marketing Week Adding value to sustainability Brands can gain the upper hand in difficult trading conditions by overcoming the tension between sustainability and value. Marie Ridgley, Added Value UK explains. click here to view article
UK, 9th July 2008 - Marketing Week The Dearth of Innovation Consumers face a sea of products, so look for brands that really deliver against their needs, says Paul Cowper, Added Value UK click here to view article
UK, June 2008 - Brand Strategy The Power of Cultural Cool How are luxury brands injecting cultural cool into their marketing to ensure their products resonate in diverse markets? Melanie Skotadis and Izzy Pugh, Added Value UK report. click here to view article printed with kind permission of Brand Strategy Magazine
USA, June 2008 - Harvard Business Review Aligning Diversity, CSR and Multicultural Marketing There is an emerging market reality in the US, driven by changing consumer dynamics, heightened global competition and greater demand for corporate transparency and accountability. Stephen Palacios, Exec VP, Cheskin Added Value explains. click here to view article
UK, March 2008 - Marketing Week Ethical Packaging: the dash to bag a green image If the level of public interest in reducing plastic bag usage is anything to go by, brands are going to have to get used to demonstrating their environmentally responsible credentials to consumers. Marie Ridgley, joint Managing Director Added Value UK explains. click here to view article
North America, November 2007 - Advertising Age Added Value and Emotional Brand Copytesting Ad Age reports on Added Values new approach that turns advertising research on its ear. click here to view article
UK, October 2007 - Marketing Week Added Value partners with Sainsbury's on ethical innovation Sainsbury's launch own-label 'green' household cleaning products, developed in conjunction with Added Value's UK insight team. click here to download article (reproduced with kind permission of Marketing Week)
France, October 2007 - Marketing Magazine L'achat éthique, entre conviction et scepticisme Click here to download article (reproducted with kind permission of Marketing Magazine, France)
South Africa, July 2007 - Design> Magazine Labelling Luxury In the Eyes of the Beholder Design> Magazine explores the concept of Luxury in the South African context, including indepth reporting on Added Value's DNA of Luxury research. Click here to download article (reproduced with kind permission of Design> Magazine)
UK, June 2007 - Market Leader Responsible Marketing from the inside out Leslie Pascaud outlines how companies are addressing the need to be more socially and environmentally aware. click here to download article (reproduced with kind permission of Market Leader)
UK, 30 May 2007 - Marketing Week Focusing on a Green Future Lucy Richardson explores how Climate Change will be a driving force behind product innovation. click here to download article (reprinted with kind permission of Marketing Week)
UK, 30 May 2007 - Marketing Week Eco efforts going to waste Jenny Fors reveals Added Value proprietary research on consumer attitude towards the Technology sector's environmental initiatives. click here to download article (reprinted with kind permission of Marketing Week)
Global, May 2007 - The Journal of Brand Management Editorial - The Ethical Opportunity Jonathan Hall expresses Added Value's views on marketers ethical responsibilities and business opportunities. click here to download article (reprinted with kind permission of The Journal of Brand Management, Palgrave Macmillian)
UK, April 2007 - Admap Magazine Ethical consumers under the microscope Liz Tinlin, Executive Director Offer shows how the 'ethical' consumer market segments into four types, each calling for a different marketing approach. Click here to download article (courtesy of World Advertising Research Center)
UK, 14th March 2007 - Marketing Magazine Brand Health Check - Clarks Jonathan Hall, Global Client Managing Director offers a Diagnosis & Remedy for iconic British shoe brand Clarks, as reported in UK Marketing Magazine by Gemma Charles. Click here to download recommendations
Poland, February 2007 - Media & Marketing Look out, they're coming In an economy saturated with products; where the consumers are increasingly resistant to advertising, and traditional marketing fails - brands, marketers & strategists have new tasks to fulfil, warns Barthlomiej Serafinski, partner AV-Stratosfera Reproduced with kind permission of Media & Marketing Click here to download full translated article
Poland, 5th February 2007 - Gazeta Wyborcza How YouTube has changed Company lives Ordinary people are having an increasing impact on products and brands they use. Are they aware of their power? What does it mean to brand owners? And how should they behave towards the YouTube revolution? Angus Porter, CEO Added Value Group gives his thoughts to Vadim Makerenko of Gazeta Wyborcza. Reproduced with kind permission of Gazeta Wyborcza Click here to download the full translated article
UK, January 2007 - Admap Magazine The Brave New World of Gaming Tom Farrand, Director Added Value UK, analyses the potential of gaming, an ad platform that should be embraced by brands, marketers and agencies. Reproduced with kind permission of Admap Click here to download the full article
UK, 9th November 2006 - Marketing Week Stern lessons for the green sector Liz Tinlin, Director Added Value UK, states "consumers are frustrated and scared by what they see on TV. Marketing is going to have to provide solutions". Added Value's Branding for Good Marketing summit, held on the 19th October, was aimed at arming marketers with green innovations.
Heat is on for short-hauls Liz Tinlin, Director Added Value UK, warns "that not all budget airline brands will survive" in the aftermath of the Stern Report and the industry's push to be greener. Reproduced with kind permission of Marketing Week Click here to download the full articles
UK, November 2006 - Brand Strategy All the world's a stage Tom Farrand looks at how South Korea's gaming industry presents a brave new world for marketers and fans. Brands can't afford not to have a gameplan. Reproduced with kind permission of Brand Strategy www.brandstrategy.co.uk Click here to download full article
UK, September 2006 - Financial Marketing Innovate or Die Margo Swadley says "Financial service providers now appreciate creating a brand is important, but for innovation to follow, tough questions must be asked." Reproduced with kind permission of Financial Marketing Click here to download full article
South Africa, July, 2006 - South African Journal of Marketing Discovering the Feeling: Applying Neuroscience to Marketing Mark Weeks (Executive Vice President, R&D) and Christine Williams explore what makes consumers choose one brand over another. Reproduced with kind permission of The Journal of Marketing Click here to download the full article
UK, 3rd July 2006 - Financial Times How to keep customers loyal as lives move on "Marketers," says FT journalist, Meg Carter, "have traditionally divided their consumers into segments according to age and income. More recently, too, they have begun categorising them by attitudes and behaviour. Practitioners now believe a combination of the two approaches and an appreciation of their interplay over time is the best way to ensure marketing communications are relevant and engaging." Liz Tinlin, Director of brand strategy, Added Value UK "believes many brands miss a trick by failing to understand the moments in consumers' lives that trigger a reassessment of their habits and brand preferences. "Points of re-evaluation in a consumer's life may or may not directly link to the transition from one life stage to another. For example, conception - or even deciding to try to conceive a baby - may well result in a greater change in consumer behaviour than actually becoming a parent for the first time. Better understanding such triggers, however, is the next big challenge for many household brands - but get it right and such insight can deliver clear competitive advantage."" To read this article, please go to www.ft.com
UK, June 2006 - Admap Magazine Grow your brand: from source to communications Sue Burden, Added Value UK Director, maps out and illustrates three key steps in developing a brand growth strategy. To subscribe to Admap visit www.admapmagazine.com Download 'unedited version'
London, 3 March, 2006 - Brand Republic Italian beer gets a splash of La Dolce Vita in $50m push by Daniel Farey-Jones Reproduced with kind permission of Brand Republic Click here to download the full article
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