Sunday 29 April 2018

Who moved my cheese in China? | Award bait season | KraftHeinz dunks new biscuits in Tmall

 
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Monday, 30 April, 2018

'Award bait' season is upon us again

'Award bait' season is upon us again

Ad Nut

Our pal Ad Nut once again collects suspiciously purpose-driven campaigns from around the world that for some reason tend to show up at this time of the year. So far, most of them aren't terrible and some look promising.

 
How Kraft Heinz will sell its new biscuit brand on Tmall only

How Kraft Heinz will sell its new biscuit brand on Tmall only

Soon Chen Kang 江欣珍

The Jif Jaf brand is launched exclusively on Tmall for its debut in China.

 
Who moved my cheese? Chinese consumers did
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Who moved my cheese? Chinese consumers did

Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

SECTOR STUDY: China may be one of the hardest markets across the globe in which to sell cheese directly, but sneaking the product into other foodstuffs is making it more palatable.

 
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Facebook 'social search party' to help find missing people

Facebook 'social search party' to help find missing people

Olivia Parker

Facebook pages are often created to raise awareness of missing people; now a campaign by the Australian charity MPAN hopes to use the social network's recognition algorithms to actively search for them, too.

 
On your marks, get set…cliché

On your marks, get set…cliché

Ad Nut

'Good enough will never change the world' says Stanchart, and neither will their ad.

 
One-word answers with VaynerMedia CEO Gary Vaynerchuk

One-word answers with VaynerMedia CEO Gary Vaynerchuk

Lindsay Stein

The entrepreneur tells Campaign what agency leaders should focus on and more.

 

Editor's Picks

Advertising does too much navel gazing: Grey's global CEO

Advertising does too much navel gazing: Grey's global CEO

David Blecken

In Tokyo, Campaign asked Michael Houston about WPP without Martin Sorrell, why big clients are increasingly dissatisfied, and how the industry can be more welcoming.

 
Sorrell's pay fell more than 70%, WPP annual report reveals

Sorrell's pay fell more than 70%, WPP annual report reveals

Simon Gwynn

WPP's former chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell was paid a (relatively) measly £13.9m by the company in 2017, its annual report shows.

 
IPG CEO praises 'range of agencies' for Q1 revenue growth

IPG CEO praises 'range of agencies' for Q1 revenue growth

Oliver McAteer

The strong start to 2018 means the firm is on track to hit financial targets for the year, said Michael Roth.

 

Events

MediaWorks

MediaWorks

May 23 - 26, 2018

Bangkok

 
Women Leading Change Awards & Conference

Women Leading Change Awards & Conference

May 31, 2018

Singapore

 
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