The story of how we owned the build up to Hollywood’s inimitable A-List mega parade for E! Entertainment, bringing the viewer closer to the action and doubling viewing versus 2010.
On 26th May 2011 the law in the UK changed, making it illegal to place cookies (those small text files that are the foundation of many website functions and the basis for digital marketing analysis) on a user’s device without their consent. If you own a website that is setting cookies without getting consent then you’re breaking the law – and latest reports show that most organisations underestimate the volume of cookies on their site by about 80%.
Content is not a hard sell; if she were to walk into a pub she would buy you a pint and ask how you were. Content invites a conversation, rather than shouting. In so doing, it can greatly enhance a brand’s messaging.
MPG Media Contacts’ ‘Meaningful Brands’ study challenges traditional measures of brand value. It questions the long-term viability of economies and companies built solely on greater levels of consumption and provides direction for brands trying to maintain their profitability in the face of a consumer slow down. And nowhere does this issue become more important than at Christmas.
MPG Media Contacts launches their ‘Meaningful Brands’ philosophy and communications planning approach. It is the agency’s statement of belief in how marketing, branding and businesses have to change to survive the digital communications revolution.