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Education, education, education (part three...and final)

I’ve banged the drum in previous weeks about the importance of consumer education about behavioural advertising, and the IAB's recent research has highlighted the need for this. Today the IAB has published a guide on behavioural advertising specifically for industry, our first step in helping educate...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Nick Stringer on 19 Nov 2009

Action TV stations

It is important to respond, to act. Ask Gordon Brown about biscuits and he’d better respond with something – anything – or else there will be trouble. Deafening silence rarely suggests success. Advertising doesn’t always expect an instant response; often it is trying to change the way people feel or...
Posted to The Thinkbox Blog (Weblog) by David Brennan on 16 Nov 2009

Effects of social media on search

The relationship between search and social media is the subject I get asked the most about by advertisers and agencies at the moment. It’s a hugely complex area because both search and social media mean so many different things and work together in so many different ways. To make matters worse, the last...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Jack Wallington on 04 Nov 2009

Education, education, education (part two)

A few weeks ago I wrote about the importance of informing and educating consumers about the internet. This followed a revamp of the IAB’s website – www.youronlinechoices.co.uk – aimed at helping internet users understand online behavioural advertising, how it works and how to switch it off if they want...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Nick Stringer on 28 Oct 2009

Digital creativity dead?

Of course it’s not, but the digital creative industry can be as quiet as a corpse sometimes. This year I’ve seen absolutely blinding digital creativity in web design, interactive rich media, even in the copy used for search ads. Actual creative genius resides in digital – but sometimes, digital creatives...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Jack Wallington on 27 Oct 2009

No one's an expert

Other advertising platforms like outdoor, print and radio have been around for decades and significant changes to each medium have been few and far between, allowing people ample time to learn their intricacies and perfect their skills. The problem with the internet is that it’s only been around for...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Jack Wallington on 14 Oct 2009

Celebrity

A while ago I questioned where all of the celebrities were in online advertising, the question still stands – where are they? Using celebrities is a number one tool in your marketing tool box for brand endorsement and attracting attention. If print, outdoor, radio and TV gets Cheryl Cole , why can’t...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Jack Wallington on 09 Oct 2009

Education, education, education (part one)

It's official: us Brits love shopping online. According to research by price comparison service, Uswitch, 93% of the UK population now shop on the internet (I think that’s 93% of the 2,500 adults they surveyed!). And, as consumers continue to ‘connect’ so advertisers increasingly look to the internet...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Nick Stringer on 07 Oct 2009

Anyone know the ad agency looking after Oriflame at the moment?

Desperatley need to find this out soon...please help me lots!!
Posted to Advertising Forum (Forum) by Rupert Savage on 22 Sep 2009

TV goes app

Now, here’s a lovely thing that I’ve been meaning to blog about for a while. The brilliant Barclaycard ‘Waterslide’ TV ad propelled its iPhone app spin-off to become the most popular free, branded game in the history of the iTunes App Store. This is a fine example of TV and interactive media cuddling...
Posted to The Thinkbox Blog (Weblog) by TESS ALPS on 21 Aug 2009

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