Wavemaker helped William Hill sponsor football docu-series Gaffer, supporting the campaign with a multichannel media plan aimed at extending the brand’s reach beyond game day.
Heineken’s Sarah Prentice, Initiative’s Rachel Coffey and NatWest’s Peter Rowe join Jack Benjamin to answer audience questions on planning. They discuss social spend, consideration, DEI and more.
Some media trends, just like fashion crazes, could be rad today and cheugy tomorrow. Corduroy offers us some learnings about staying in style when it comes to strategy.
In a nation fond of hoarding, EssenceMediacom had a task on its hands trying to promote the message that eBay is now free to sell.
We have discussed social identity and how parts of the media fuel conflict. In this final instalment, let’s look at what we can do to fight identity-threatening content.
Ideas become easier to realise when tools cost less, resulting in more creativity. Gen AI can help us all progress our creativity and output, regardless of skill and talent.
Tequila Rose went big with a Manchester-based gala event, with support from a media plan focused around social media, radio, and OOH.
How a legend from antiquity could change the narrative and help safeguard the financial future of the established media sectors.
The Chinese electric car maker knew it had a negative perception in the European market, so it used the football tournament to build awareness, trust, and positive consumer sentiment.
Voxi’s summer campaign was framed around turning chicken boxes into phone stands to beat greasy screens and appeal to young social media users.
Snapchat’s ‘Less Social Media, More Snapchat’ campaign was designed to target people who don’t already use the platform through OOH activations.