While this prolonged deprecation can be frustrating, marketers and brands can make the most of this transitional moment, writes Havas Media Network’s Jamie Seltzer.
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Take a wider view of the industry beyond the daily headline and you will see the future is bright. We don’t appreciate this enough and should say it more often.
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In the face of a potential US ban, TikTok’s UK & Ireland GM Kris Boger insists advertisers are expressing less concern around brand safety, even as lingering anxieties remain among publics.
US trade body The Association of National Advertisers has called on brand marketers to tighten up media agency contracts and introduce auditing of so-called principal media sales to prevent conflicts of interest.
Kantar’s ‘Blueprint for Brands’ offers a framework for marketers to reconsider their brand strategies and underscores the importance of differentiation, not just distinctiveness.
However, we do have an opportunity to take on a consultative and diagnostic role as CMOs’ remits broaden and they ask more of their partners.
