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Seriously, you can have my job – New editor for Brand Republic wanted

Seriously yes, it's true. After the longest time anyone can imagine (I checked) Haymarket is looking for a new editor for Brand Republic . It isn't anything that I said and honestly it has nothing to do with with this blog post I wrote earlier today about Techcrunch and Twitter, which some people...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 15 Jul 2009

Preliminaries

Hello. I’m going to treat this initial blog as a soft launch. Because I've been told that all the publicity - the massive war-engine of publicity which Campaign has at its disposal – is to be deployed next week. So this week, we’re not expecting anyone to log on at all. So, please look at this as...
Posted to Steve Henry's Blog (Weblog) by steve henry on 10 Mar 2009

Has the Dairy Milk Gorilla stopped beating?

Campaign suggests that, despite TNS figures showing Galaxy significantly outstripping sales of Dairy Milk we should applaud the Gorilla ad because, if nothing else, it has performed a service to the advertising industry. I'm sure Cadbury's are delighted. Even Private Eye pointed out that while...

Beware the wolf in sheep's clothing – especially when it’s called sustain

If you believe in A4A (Action for Ads) please log on to the website for Sustain. Its apparently a well-intentioned pressure group for better food and farming. But if you were listening to Radio Five Live on Saturday morning you will have heard Sustain spokesman Richard Watts interviewed by Rachel Burdon...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 30 Apr 2007

Is 70:30 the magic formula for all ads?

In this morning’s times 2 there is a review by Anjana Ahuja of a book called ‘Quirkology: The Curious Science of Everyday Lives’ by Professor Richard Wiseman. Wiseman, who is a social psychologist, writes about lonely hearts ads. His experiments, based on 25-word personal ads, show...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 27 Apr 2007

Why it's so important to get behind Moray

No-one in the Cafe Royal listening to Moray MacLennan's inaugural address as IPA President yesterday could have failed to be impressed with his message. Campaign today reprints the speech on pp 30 and 31. There are conflicting signals from the Titanic right now, with plenty of activity on the deck...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 26 Apr 2007

Real Marketers to the barricades

A month ago I called for the industry to mount a Campaign for Real Marketing to guard against the slide into mediocrity and short-termism. Last week I blogged every day in support of A4A (Action for Ads). Now it’s time to link the two causes. Will all marketing leaders out there who haven’t...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 18 Apr 2007

Should ads carry a freedom warning?

To make Action for Ads (A4A) stick, why doesn’t the industry devise a “freedom warning” for ads in sensitive sectors, where we feel there is an ongoing threat from government, regulators and pressure groups? A4A isn’t just about the freedom of marketers and agencies to tell honest...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 16 Apr 2007

Do you mind if I call it A4A?

I seem to be referring to Action For Ads in every post at the moment. So when we are just talking amongst ourselves I thought it might be OK to call it A4A Now that so many of us have signed the petition, might it be a good idea to have a debate about A4A, and how we can all make it work? It's almost...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 13 Apr 2007

British agencies lead the world

Much of the success of UK clients is down to the advertising and marketing communications talent they can call upon to build their brands. But Action for Ads should also emphasise the role of British agencies and groups in making our industry world class. It is not all about WPP, but what an achievement...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 12 Apr 2007

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