When the landscape shifts we must shift too
One thing is for sure, no one envisaged the global pandemic would last as long as it has nor would it cause such devastation. Not only taking lives, but livelihoods and the brands that we’ve come to love so dearly. Many global brands are cutting back their marketing budgets in an effort to reduce cost, […]
Asian brands will you please rise?
As a British born Asian I’m no stranger to Asian brands. As a kid I regularly shopped with my grandmother. Scouring the shops, finding the best deals. She wouldn’t have dreamt of buying our everyday pantry items from the supermarket. Fast forward 30 years and the growing expansion of the World Food aisles […]
Your friendly neighbourhood store
Oddbins – A multi-national store with a local feel Sad to hear of the demise of Oddbins – yet another former favourite store has edged down the administration slide. I enjoyed many a pleasurable visit – a national store which managed to retain its local individuality. Oddbins never came across as a chain store – […]
Apple CEO hints at cheaper iPhones
Apple CEO hints at cheaper iPhones as profits fall. Is this the start of the end of their smartphone reign? Since its launch in 2007, The iPhone has given us some stunning phones which have integrated seamlessly into our lives. But ever since giants like HTC, Samsung and now Huawei have come into the market, […]
What’s with the excessive jargon?
Omni-channel or multi-channel, SEO or SEM, AI or AR, personalisation or plusification, the list goes on.
We’ve seen it many times, marketers and agencies using the latest buzz words to demonstrate their superiority. But are clients really that fickle? Do they really think ‘buzz word agencies’ can take their business further than those that talk in plain English? Not in our experience.
