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Marketers from Uber, TSB, Direct Line and more share key trends for 2021
Marketers from a host of brands highlight the trends that will impact marketing and their role next year.
Keith Gulliver, head of brand, content, transformation and social, TSB
“Mass personalisation will become more of a reality. Although I cringe when I hear it because it feels like one of those things I’ve heard over and over again for so many years and no one has ever effectively delivered it, it feels like from a tech point-of-view it’s there. Now, it’s more about how culturally do you deliver it effectively?
What’s the one lesson from 2020 worth taking into next year?
As this extraordinary year draws to a close, adland offers some learnings from the one they called 2020.
by Gemma Charles
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The Lists 2020: Top 10 ad planners
The best of the industry in 2020.
by Staff
Top ad planners: Gregory, Lion, Jameson, Lee, Williams, Beverley, Mackay-Sinclair, Gallery, Nairn, Mawdsley, Angear, Huntington and Arden
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Year in Review: The best of 2020
Amid the difficulties of 2020 there have been some bright spots that marketers can learn from and take into 2021. So this year we’re eschewing bad year to focus on the good stuff, from the opportunities of agile working to the role of internal marketing.
Prioritising internal marketing
Far from being just about posting dry company updates on an intranet site, during Covid-19 brands have woken up to the importance of internal marketing.
As companies went into lockdown in March amid growing uncertainty and heightened levels of stress, it was the internal communications teams who managed the message from the C-suite and disseminated information company-wide.