We’ve taken another light-hearted look at what we think the zeitgeist of 2015 will be for marketing, tech, pop culture and everything in-between.
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Cannes Lions 2014 Predictions. What's going to win and why? It’s in no way an exhaustive list, simply an educated guess as to what might win at Cannes this year. We’ve tried to identify the emerging themes we may see coming out of the Festival.
It’s been an interesting year at Cannes. It’s certainly the biggest year in terms of entries, categories & delegates. 76000 entries were whittled down to 1589 winners across 18 categories.
After looking through the winners this year, it felt like Big Emotion trumped Big Data. I’ve put together a selection of what I found to be the most interesting work from the festival with this overarching theme in mind.
2013 #Canneslions Review by DigitasLBiBridget Jung
This document summarizes award-winning campaigns from the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. It discusses campaigns that took risks in their ideas, such as using humor and cute animated characters to address the serious issue of rail safety. It also highlights campaigns that innovated with low-tech ideas, such as transforming old phones into e-readers for students. Throughout, it emphasizes the importance of ideas that tell stories, change behaviors, and spark open discussion, even when those ideas involve risks.
The document makes 13 predictions for trends in 2013, including:
1) Crowdfunding platforms will expand into new niches and regions before consolidating. New platforms may focus on specific interests or demographics.
2) Big brands will enter the crowdfunding space to fund new products and reduce innovation risks.
3) Subscription models and experimenting with new ecommerce models will grow, like Humble Bundle did for indie games.
We peered into the year ahead to bring you our light-hearted predictions for marketing, tech, pop culture and more in 2017!
We've also included the success rate of our 2016 predictions to prove our prognostication credentials.
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Cannes 2016 was incredibly stimulating. Spread out over several official and unofficial venues, it was a week of talks, presentations, meetings, awards and moments of wonder. Here are ten themes that we noticed, from Diversity to Virtual Reality, from Ad Tech to Artificial Intelligence
Cannes Lions 2014 Predictions. What's going to win and why? It’s in no way an exhaustive list, simply an educated guess as to what might win at Cannes this year. We’ve tried to identify the emerging themes we may see coming out of the Festival.
It’s been an interesting year at Cannes. It’s certainly the biggest year in terms of entries, categories & delegates. 76000 entries were whittled down to 1589 winners across 18 categories.
After looking through the winners this year, it felt like Big Emotion trumped Big Data. I’ve put together a selection of what I found to be the most interesting work from the festival with this overarching theme in mind.
2013 #Canneslions Review by DigitasLBiBridget Jung
This document summarizes award-winning campaigns from the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. It discusses campaigns that took risks in their ideas, such as using humor and cute animated characters to address the serious issue of rail safety. It also highlights campaigns that innovated with low-tech ideas, such as transforming old phones into e-readers for students. Throughout, it emphasizes the importance of ideas that tell stories, change behaviors, and spark open discussion, even when those ideas involve risks.
The document makes 13 predictions for trends in 2013, including:
1) Crowdfunding platforms will expand into new niches and regions before consolidating. New platforms may focus on specific interests or demographics.
2) Big brands will enter the crowdfunding space to fund new products and reduce innovation risks.
3) Subscription models and experimenting with new ecommerce models will grow, like Humble Bundle did for indie games.
We peered into the year ahead to bring you our light-hearted predictions for marketing, tech, pop culture and more in 2017!
We've also included the success rate of our 2016 predictions to prove our prognostication credentials.
Follow us for more updates
Cannes 2016 was incredibly stimulating. Spread out over several official and unofficial venues, it was a week of talks, presentations, meetings, awards and moments of wonder. Here are ten themes that we noticed, from Diversity to Virtual Reality, from Ad Tech to Artificial Intelligence
Cannes Lions 2015 - communication trends spotted among this year winners. Among trends: comeback of an old good ambient, virtual reality, make tech human, empowering women, perfect imperfections and others.
This year's Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity touched on a range of buzzworthy topics, from artificial intelligence to new media to gender equality. Here's our roundup of key takeaways and analysis from the event.
This document highlights 10 trends in advertising and marketing from 2015. The trends include simplicity of communication through emoji and sound, fighting stereotypes through inclusive campaigns, using real-time engagement on social media, unconventional banner ads, solving social issues through ideas, reframing weaknesses as opportunities, telling personal stories, technology as a game changer through augmented reality, unexpected approaches, and unconventional celebrity endorsements. Examples are provided for each trend.
Exploring VR with Tom Emrich
Save 10% off any FITC event with discount code 'slideshare'.
Details at www.FITC.ca
OVERVIEW
Virtual reality is hitting the mainstream hard with mobile-powered solutions already available for users today and large manufacturers entering the market with dedicated devices in 2016. This session is an overview of the VR ecosystem before diving deep into the VR trends; and a look at what is to come in the near future.
OBJECTIVE
To provide the audience with a good understanding of the VR opportunity today and tomorrow
FIVE THINGS AUDIENCE MEMBERS WILL LEARN
VR Ecosystem
VR by the Numbers
VR Trends Today
VR Predictions for Tomorrow
Opportunities & Challenges
From the new wave of technological phenomena to the expansion of creativity in different formats, Cannes has redefined our interpretation of media execution.
We saw larger stunts, smarter tech, more effective applications of data and more OSEP approaches.
With the help of insights from Cannes media jury members - Maria Garrido and Jez Jowett - we have assessed the best trends to develop from the largest festival of the year.
2016 Digital predictions for marketing, tech, pop culture and everything in b...Soap Creative
Another light-hearted look at what we think the zeitgeist of 2016 will be for marketing, tech, pop culture and everything in-between.
Many of our previous predictions are still in play and while we like to be right we'd rather make you smile with these less predictable trends.
Follow us for more updates.
Digital Culture For The Win - Cannes Lions 2016 ReviewJeremy Masselis
The document discusses how to win Lions at Cannes by understanding and tapping into digital culture. It analyzes digital culture as being playful, spontaneous, authentic, tailor-made, social, alienable, experiential, and empowering. It provides examples of award-winning campaigns that embodied these traits by letting people play, doing things live, making things real, personalizing experiences, connecting people, letting people own things, enabling people to try things out, and empowering people. The key lessons are that digital culture is a pervasive culture that serves as a new creative canvas, and that campaigns should embrace the traits of digital culture in order to be successful.
This document provides a summary of 100+ slides from presentations given at the 2012 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. The slides cover a variety of topics related to marketing, advertising, branding, and creativity from companies and organizations like SapientNitro, ZenithOptimedia, Adobe, Visa, Coca-Cola, Nike, Twitter, Kraft Foods, Dentsu, and Unilever. The document encourages downloading or viewing more of the presentations on SlideShare.
This document provides a summary of trends in marketing, storytelling, and digital culture for Africa from Native VML's October 2016 trends report. It discusses how collaboration and new technologies are enabling creativity through tools that allow designers and developers to work together. Examples highlighted include a startup called Fuse that offers collaboration tools, and how augmented and virtual reality are providing new experiences through technologies like Magic Leap. The document also notes how drones are being used innovatively for advertising and how 5G networks may help address high data costs in South Africa.
From the presentation I made in DDD (Digital - Design - Data) Conference. Brief history of Cannes Lions, higlights and some predictions for the near future.
Day 1 Recap at #CannesLions 2013 / #OgilvyCannes Ogilvy
Large brands have the opportunity and responsibility to enact positive change in the world through marketing, as shown by Coca-Cola's efforts to bring people together across divisions. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation also aims to change the world through their challenge to reduce extreme poverty.
As attention spans shrink on smaller screens like phones, short and well-curated content is important, and technologies are emerging to help people better navigate the large amount of available content.
Women in places like China called "Digital Divas" are transforming online shopping, using digital devices and websites to browse and buy everything from beauty products to travel, remaking retail stores into places of experience rather than just points of sale.
Mindshare and
The document summarizes the author's experience at their first Cannes Lions festival. It was overwhelming due to the immense amount of creativity, inspiration, and difficult choices between overlapping events. However, apps helped plan the schedule and the staff made navigation easy. Notable highlights included seeing famous speakers, the stunning award-winning work on display, intimate discussions at Master Classes, innovative start-ups at the Innovation Hub, and brand experiences like Facebook's and YouTube's beaches. The Dentsu Beach House was a favorite spot with food, drinks, and sports viewing. Overall, it was an incredible thank you to the creative industry.
This document summarizes trends in marketing, storytelling, and digital culture in Africa from a monthly report. It discusses how virtual reality presents new opportunities for African storytelling by immersing audiences in imagined worlds. It also explores how platforms like Uber are disrupting transportation systems across Africa and developing innovative solutions tailored to the continent's unique needs. Finally, it discusses how gaming, satellite imagery, and solar-powered digital TV are connecting more Africans and using technology to impact people's lives.
Day 2 Recap at #CannesLions 2013 / #OgilvyCannesOgilvy
The document summarizes discussions from Day 2 of the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
1) There is an opportunity for brands in China's lower-tier cities as 160 million new consumers enter cities and consumption increases unprecedentedly. Popular mid-priced quality brands will benefit most.
2) Astro Teller of Google[x] discussed "moonshots", which are seemingly impossible ideas that can solve major problems through technology and creativity. Moonshots require persuasive storytelling to gain support for uncertain but impactful solutions.
3) Speakers from Facebook discussed how to scale creativity, noting that the company generates ongoing creative iterations through user participation, unlike traditional advertising. This allows for massive ongoing campaigns
Virtual reality is becoming a popular way to have immersive experiences in entertainment. VR films can trigger emotions through binaural sound and dynamic lighting. Facebook is debuting VR-style video ads on the Oculus Rift to allow immersive branded experiences. Gesture control technology is changing human-technology interaction and some applications include using gestures to control functions on cars, smartphones and photography software. Brands must innovate constantly to stay relevant in today's competitive landscape and some examples of digital transformation include KFC creating an in-store music experience app and Starbucks releasing a mobile order and pay app.
Day 3 Recap at #CannesLions 2013 / #OgilvyCannesOgilvy
This document summarizes key points from several days at the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. It discusses the need for agencies to embrace change and new business models. It also highlights ideas around developing viral content, the importance of authenticity and emotion, and how personalized data will be important for targeting customized content. The summary concludes with a discussion of finding talent that can bridge traditional and new ideas.
Virtual reality is developing rapidly and will fundamentally change reality through convincing VR experiences. Early VR and 360 video campaigns have been creative in promoting brands through interactive videos. Major companies are starting to use VR in advertising to capitalize on growing excitement around the technology, though it remains to be seen if VR will have lasting impact. Connecting competitors through peace offerings like the McWhopper campaign between McDonald's and Burger King shows how out-of-the-box thinking can bring people together.
signmesh snapshot - top 10 of February 2018 signmesh
Explore top 10 signs of this month. Get your monthly update of the most innovative signs selected by our readers from across different industries. Signs are clustered into 5 broad categories: consumer insights, business innovation, communication, experience & partnerships.
The SoDA Digital Outlook Study found:
1) Respondents were more senior-level than ever before, with 9 out of 10 being key decision makers.
2) The share of respondents identifying as consultancies nearly doubled, reflecting consultancies' growing role in digital services.
3) The share of client-side respondents in the service sector rose significantly, in line with its projected strong global job growth.
I recently gave his presentation. It dispels some of today's popular, but baseless marketing myths and provides a path forward to brand growth. We should all thank Professor Byron Sharp and his colleagues from the Ehrenberg Institute in Australia for keeping it real.
This edition of The SoDA Report On… explores the creative agency’s perspective on the state of agency workflow management, processes and tools. Created in partnership with Deltek, the findings of the research highlight key issues that agencies face, the challenges they need to address, and delivers valuable insight into the current state of workflow management. In addition to the research component, the Report includes original articles by the industry's finest minds.
Cannes Lions 2015 - communication trends spotted among this year winners. Among trends: comeback of an old good ambient, virtual reality, make tech human, empowering women, perfect imperfections and others.
This year's Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity touched on a range of buzzworthy topics, from artificial intelligence to new media to gender equality. Here's our roundup of key takeaways and analysis from the event.
This document highlights 10 trends in advertising and marketing from 2015. The trends include simplicity of communication through emoji and sound, fighting stereotypes through inclusive campaigns, using real-time engagement on social media, unconventional banner ads, solving social issues through ideas, reframing weaknesses as opportunities, telling personal stories, technology as a game changer through augmented reality, unexpected approaches, and unconventional celebrity endorsements. Examples are provided for each trend.
Exploring VR with Tom Emrich
Save 10% off any FITC event with discount code 'slideshare'.
Details at www.FITC.ca
OVERVIEW
Virtual reality is hitting the mainstream hard with mobile-powered solutions already available for users today and large manufacturers entering the market with dedicated devices in 2016. This session is an overview of the VR ecosystem before diving deep into the VR trends; and a look at what is to come in the near future.
OBJECTIVE
To provide the audience with a good understanding of the VR opportunity today and tomorrow
FIVE THINGS AUDIENCE MEMBERS WILL LEARN
VR Ecosystem
VR by the Numbers
VR Trends Today
VR Predictions for Tomorrow
Opportunities & Challenges
From the new wave of technological phenomena to the expansion of creativity in different formats, Cannes has redefined our interpretation of media execution.
We saw larger stunts, smarter tech, more effective applications of data and more OSEP approaches.
With the help of insights from Cannes media jury members - Maria Garrido and Jez Jowett - we have assessed the best trends to develop from the largest festival of the year.
2016 Digital predictions for marketing, tech, pop culture and everything in b...Soap Creative
Another light-hearted look at what we think the zeitgeist of 2016 will be for marketing, tech, pop culture and everything in-between.
Many of our previous predictions are still in play and while we like to be right we'd rather make you smile with these less predictable trends.
Follow us for more updates.
Digital Culture For The Win - Cannes Lions 2016 ReviewJeremy Masselis
The document discusses how to win Lions at Cannes by understanding and tapping into digital culture. It analyzes digital culture as being playful, spontaneous, authentic, tailor-made, social, alienable, experiential, and empowering. It provides examples of award-winning campaigns that embodied these traits by letting people play, doing things live, making things real, personalizing experiences, connecting people, letting people own things, enabling people to try things out, and empowering people. The key lessons are that digital culture is a pervasive culture that serves as a new creative canvas, and that campaigns should embrace the traits of digital culture in order to be successful.
This document provides a summary of 100+ slides from presentations given at the 2012 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. The slides cover a variety of topics related to marketing, advertising, branding, and creativity from companies and organizations like SapientNitro, ZenithOptimedia, Adobe, Visa, Coca-Cola, Nike, Twitter, Kraft Foods, Dentsu, and Unilever. The document encourages downloading or viewing more of the presentations on SlideShare.
This document provides a summary of trends in marketing, storytelling, and digital culture for Africa from Native VML's October 2016 trends report. It discusses how collaboration and new technologies are enabling creativity through tools that allow designers and developers to work together. Examples highlighted include a startup called Fuse that offers collaboration tools, and how augmented and virtual reality are providing new experiences through technologies like Magic Leap. The document also notes how drones are being used innovatively for advertising and how 5G networks may help address high data costs in South Africa.
From the presentation I made in DDD (Digital - Design - Data) Conference. Brief history of Cannes Lions, higlights and some predictions for the near future.
Day 1 Recap at #CannesLions 2013 / #OgilvyCannes Ogilvy
Large brands have the opportunity and responsibility to enact positive change in the world through marketing, as shown by Coca-Cola's efforts to bring people together across divisions. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation also aims to change the world through their challenge to reduce extreme poverty.
As attention spans shrink on smaller screens like phones, short and well-curated content is important, and technologies are emerging to help people better navigate the large amount of available content.
Women in places like China called "Digital Divas" are transforming online shopping, using digital devices and websites to browse and buy everything from beauty products to travel, remaking retail stores into places of experience rather than just points of sale.
Mindshare and
The document summarizes the author's experience at their first Cannes Lions festival. It was overwhelming due to the immense amount of creativity, inspiration, and difficult choices between overlapping events. However, apps helped plan the schedule and the staff made navigation easy. Notable highlights included seeing famous speakers, the stunning award-winning work on display, intimate discussions at Master Classes, innovative start-ups at the Innovation Hub, and brand experiences like Facebook's and YouTube's beaches. The Dentsu Beach House was a favorite spot with food, drinks, and sports viewing. Overall, it was an incredible thank you to the creative industry.
This document summarizes trends in marketing, storytelling, and digital culture in Africa from a monthly report. It discusses how virtual reality presents new opportunities for African storytelling by immersing audiences in imagined worlds. It also explores how platforms like Uber are disrupting transportation systems across Africa and developing innovative solutions tailored to the continent's unique needs. Finally, it discusses how gaming, satellite imagery, and solar-powered digital TV are connecting more Africans and using technology to impact people's lives.
Day 2 Recap at #CannesLions 2013 / #OgilvyCannesOgilvy
The document summarizes discussions from Day 2 of the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
1) There is an opportunity for brands in China's lower-tier cities as 160 million new consumers enter cities and consumption increases unprecedentedly. Popular mid-priced quality brands will benefit most.
2) Astro Teller of Google[x] discussed "moonshots", which are seemingly impossible ideas that can solve major problems through technology and creativity. Moonshots require persuasive storytelling to gain support for uncertain but impactful solutions.
3) Speakers from Facebook discussed how to scale creativity, noting that the company generates ongoing creative iterations through user participation, unlike traditional advertising. This allows for massive ongoing campaigns
Virtual reality is becoming a popular way to have immersive experiences in entertainment. VR films can trigger emotions through binaural sound and dynamic lighting. Facebook is debuting VR-style video ads on the Oculus Rift to allow immersive branded experiences. Gesture control technology is changing human-technology interaction and some applications include using gestures to control functions on cars, smartphones and photography software. Brands must innovate constantly to stay relevant in today's competitive landscape and some examples of digital transformation include KFC creating an in-store music experience app and Starbucks releasing a mobile order and pay app.
Day 3 Recap at #CannesLions 2013 / #OgilvyCannesOgilvy
This document summarizes key points from several days at the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. It discusses the need for agencies to embrace change and new business models. It also highlights ideas around developing viral content, the importance of authenticity and emotion, and how personalized data will be important for targeting customized content. The summary concludes with a discussion of finding talent that can bridge traditional and new ideas.
Virtual reality is developing rapidly and will fundamentally change reality through convincing VR experiences. Early VR and 360 video campaigns have been creative in promoting brands through interactive videos. Major companies are starting to use VR in advertising to capitalize on growing excitement around the technology, though it remains to be seen if VR will have lasting impact. Connecting competitors through peace offerings like the McWhopper campaign between McDonald's and Burger King shows how out-of-the-box thinking can bring people together.
signmesh snapshot - top 10 of February 2018 signmesh
Explore top 10 signs of this month. Get your monthly update of the most innovative signs selected by our readers from across different industries. Signs are clustered into 5 broad categories: consumer insights, business innovation, communication, experience & partnerships.
The SoDA Digital Outlook Study found:
1) Respondents were more senior-level than ever before, with 9 out of 10 being key decision makers.
2) The share of respondents identifying as consultancies nearly doubled, reflecting consultancies' growing role in digital services.
3) The share of client-side respondents in the service sector rose significantly, in line with its projected strong global job growth.
I recently gave his presentation. It dispels some of today's popular, but baseless marketing myths and provides a path forward to brand growth. We should all thank Professor Byron Sharp and his colleagues from the Ehrenberg Institute in Australia for keeping it real.
This edition of The SoDA Report On… explores the creative agency’s perspective on the state of agency workflow management, processes and tools. Created in partnership with Deltek, the findings of the research highlight key issues that agencies face, the challenges they need to address, and delivers valuable insight into the current state of workflow management. In addition to the research component, the Report includes original articles by the industry's finest minds.
Research and findings in Volume 1 revealed several key shifts in marketer/agency relationships and major discrepancies on topics such as: areas that brands and agencies believe are most valuable to clients, reasons clients walk away from agency relationships and the biggest talent shortfalls within client organizations. In this edition, we continue to explore some of those same findings, offering very different perspectives and lines of reasoning in an effort to challenge our own assumptions and improve our analysis of important industry issues.
The meticulously-curated editorial sections within the Report include Industry Insider, Modern Marketer and Tech Talk. You’ll also find an exemplary collection of projects from SoDA members and partners that feature work with world-renowned brands such as Coca-Cola, Nike, Google, Pepsi, and YouTube in addition to immersive digital experiences for museums and academic institutions.
*Please note that certain anchor links will only work if the publication is downloaded locally.
We Are Social's comprehensive new report covers internet, social media and mobile usage statistics from all over the world. It contains more than 350 infographics, including global snapshots, regional overviews, and in-depth profiles of 30 of the world's largest economies. For a more insightful analysis of these numbers, please visit http://bit.ly/SDMW2015
We Are Social's comprehensive new Digital in 2016 report presents internet, social media, and mobile usage statistics and trends from all over the world. It contains more than 500 infographics, including global data snapshots, regional overviews, and in-depth profiles of the digital landscapes in 30 of the world's key economies. For a more insightful analysis of the numbers contained in this report, please visit http://bit.ly/DSM2016ES.
This document provides summaries of various presentations from the 2016 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Some of the presentations discussed include passion trumping talent, cracking the code of creativity, creativity through the eyes of Confucius, perception creating reality over fact, sponsored content, raising the creative bar at P&G, exploring gender bias in marketing, creativity in the workplace, and how risk-taking ads helped Justin Trudeau become Prime Minister. The document also includes a link to the author's notes from the various sessions at the festival.
A personal overview of the most interesting trends of SXSW 2016.
From liquid expectations to on demand economy.
Trends and examples from the SXSW Event
Research and findings in Volume 1 revealed several key shifts in marketer/agency relationships and major discrepancies on topics such as: areas that brands and agencies believe are most valuable to clients, reasons clients walk away from agency relationships and the biggest talent shortfalls within client organizations. In this edition, we continue to explore some of those same findings, offering very different perspectives and lines of reasoning in an effort to challenge our own assumptions and improve our analysis of important industry issues.
For the full 2016 SoDA Report, Vol. 1, please visit www.sodareport.com.
*Please note that certain anchor links will only work if the publication is downloaded locally.
This document discusses how technology can be used as the foundation for marketing campaigns. While technology and innovation influence many campaigns, the key is making sure the technology fits the brand's core idea and is emotional. The article discusses a campaign called "The Most Powerful Arm" that used an interactive robot arm driven by Facebook users to sign a petition for muscular dystrophy research. The campaign was successful due to combining technology, human stories, and digital and traditional PR. The takeaway is that any brand can have a technology-focused campaign if the tech evokes emotion and fits the brand's core idea. Physical manifestations of ideas and stirring deep emotions are also principles for effective campaigns.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The brands that actively involve their audiences in the creation of value are best placed to succeed in an ever-more connected world. This eBook from We Are Social presents a series of provocations to help you define your brand’s approach to this connected future, and helps you to start bringing that vision to life today, by building a truly social brand.
People all over the world are increasingly connected to the internet wherever they are. But what does this mean for our future? We Are Social explores this question with 10 fresh provocations designed to inspire imagination and innovation.
Today we all live and work in the Internet Century, where technology is roiling the business landscape, and the pace of change is only accelerating.
In their new book How Google Works, Google Executive Chairman and ex-CEO Eric Schmidt and former SVP of Products Jonathan Rosenberg share the lessons they learned over the course of a decade running Google.
Covering topics including corporate culture, strategy, talent, decision-making, communication, innovation, and dealing with disruption, the authors illustrate management maxims with numerous insider anecdotes from Google’s history.
In an era when everything is speeding up, the best way for businesses to succeed is to attract smart-creative people and give them an environment where they can thrive at scale. How Google Works is a new book that explains how to do just that.
This is a visual preview of How Google Works. You can pick up a copy of the book at www.howgoogleworks.net
The document discusses research from We Are Social and the World Federation of Advertisers on what defines great brands according to senior marketers. They identified 5 key elements: 1) a value proposition that extends beyond products, 2) making a positive difference, 3) involving rather than just interrupting audiences, 4) engaging emotions, and 5) helping people help themselves. Examples are given for each element like how Red Bull challenges limits and TOMS' brand promise. The research aims to provide guidance for best practice future marketing.
In this edition of The SoDA Report, we explore the concept of value. We place the human at the heart of this issue and explore themes around value systems, value creation and value delivery from a wide variety of perspectives. How are agencies, production companies, brands and technologies creating and delivering value, or even giving rise to entirely new value systems? We dive into all of these questions throughout the editorial sections and via our annual Digital Marketing Outlook (DMO) research study.
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*Please note that certain anchor links will only work if the publication is downloaded locally. Additionally, full interactive functionality of the report (photo carousels) will be accessible via the free tablet app coming soon.
This report presents all the key statistics, data and behavioural indicators for social, digital and mobile channels around the world. Alongside regional pictures that capture the stats for every nation on Earth, we also present in-depth analyses for 24 of the world's largest economies: Argentina, Australia, Brazile, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, Thailand, the UAE, the UK, and the USA. For other reports in this series, please visit http://wearesocial.sg/tag/sdmw
The document summarizes the results of a study on content marketing practices in Australia. Some key findings include:
- 52% of Australian marketers have a documented content strategy compared to 43% in North America and 42% in the UK.
- 81% of Australian marketers increased their content production over the last year more so than peers in other countries.
- Australian marketers rate eNewsletters as the most effective tactic and LinkedIn as the most used social media platform.
- 69% of Australian marketers plan to increase their content marketing budget over the next year.
This document discusses how to repurpose television commercials for digital display ads. It provides guidance on adapting TV ads created for large screens to smaller digital formats like smartphones and tablets. The document includes links to examples of ads optimized for different digital platforms on the Celtra website, as well as contact information for the author.
Livre Blanc "735 utilisateurs aimantés par Linkedin" #SocialMediaAlban Jarry
Ce 2eme livre blanc prolonge l’exploration des réseaux sociaux professionnels entamée dans celui consacré à Twitter (publié en septembre 2014 et déjà vu plus de 45 000 fois). Alors qu’il est assez aisé d’obtenir des statistiques d’abonnés sur Twitter et d’en déterminer une cartographie des influenceurs d’un domaine, l’opération est plus complexe avec LinkedIn. Ce livre blanc s’appuie donc sur un sondage réalisé en septembre 2014 et est complété par la participation de 46 experts détaillant leur utilisation de LinkedIn dans la préface.
Virginie Le Mée résume l’utilisation professionnelle de ces réseaux sociaux :
« Entrer dans le monde digital d'aujourd'hui c'est comme ouvrir un paquet de Tagada : quand on commence, on ne peut plus s'arrêter »
Les résultats en quelques chiffres :
• 735 participants à l’étude dont 378 cités dans les résultats
• 90% utilisent LinkedIn hebdomadairement
• 77% ont fait la connaissance d’autres experts grâce à LinkedIn
• 16% payent la version premium
• 69% regardent les profils LinkedIn des participants à une réunion
Des tendances très marquées :
Alors que LinkedIn est souvent perçu comme une simple CVthèque, les professionnels ont progressivement transformé leur utilisation de cette plateforme pour y publier ou partager du contenu. Capable d’aimanter les talents professionnel entre eux, LinkedIn transforme rapidement des relations virtuelles en relations IRL (In real Life). Outil devenu indispensable au « réseautage » professionnel, il américanise de plus en plus notre société professionnelle et révolutionne les outils de communication traditionnels.
Ce livre blanc a le soutien de 11 associations professionnelles et 16 médias ou blogs.
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through in today’s crowded market? Just as it has
with everything else, digital transformation has
upended the traditional rules of marketing. In less
than a decade brands like Uber and Airbnb have
attained the kind of consumer mindshare that com-
panies used to have to work decades to create. Part
of this is the simple fact that most of these newer
brands are technology companies; they provide
products and services that themselves can be built
almost overnight, thanks to the proliferation of
smartphones, cloud computing, and fast, free, and
universally accessible digital tools. But many of
these brands are also resonating on a deeper level
with consumers. We wanted to get to the bottom
of which companies best exemplified this—those
brands that have attained the emotional reso-
nance with consumers typically reserved for big
blue-chip companies, but in a fraction of the time.
So we surveyed 4,000 consumers and asked them
to name the brands that meant the most to them,
both overall and across a variety of industries.
We then sorted the list by industry, category, and
age to come up with our list of 10 “Breakthrough
Brands”—companies that, when measured on the
basis of how they resonate with consumers, sit side
by side with Apple, Coca-Cola, Disney, and other
mature brands despite being relative babes. The
10 names here are new and white-hot; they are all
tech companies; and they have all “broken through”
to claim space among the giants. All but two of
them are less than a decade old.
We’ve also shared some other key findings from our
survey, like the brands that received the most men-
tions overall—those that may have broken through
decades ago but still register highly in consumers’
minds. On that list, Apple trounced everyone else.
But it’s the breakthrough brands of today that we
find most compelling. These are the ones that are
best positioned to become the Apples of tomorrow.
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In recent years, the rise of technology has fundamentally changed Cannes Lions.
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2. PREDICTIONS/TRENDS/LOLS
We’ve taken another light-hearted look at what we think the zeitgeist of 2015 will be for marketing, tech, pop culture and everything in-between.
3. FIRST, HOW’D WE DO LAST YEAR?
2014 Prediction
Correct
Kinda
Nope
Smart crap
X
Vintigital
X
Can of bitcoins
X
TL/DR
X
Tech in fashion
X
Rift me!
X
3D printed madness
X
2014 Prediction
Correct
Kinda
Nope
Batkid 2
X
Drone ate my homework
X
Consumerism porn
X
Dancing for candy
X
Now streaming
X
Brand acts like franchises
X
Microtransactions
X
4. HOT OR NOT
Igloo Australia
NFC payments
Twitter feuds
Electric cars
Twitch
Illegal drone racing
Gun control
3D printing
Programmatic Buying boring
Machine learning
●#Hipsters
●Google Glass
●3D TVs
●Racist cops
●Beards
●Charging your watch daily
●Actually owning stuff
●New social networks
●ISIS
●Dedicated servers
5. RISE OF THE SOCIAL SUPER-AGENT.
Social celebs, vloggers and Instagram stars are becoming more influential than Hollywood.
Follower counts will continue to rise as will their fees as they realise their power to shift product for brands.
The Ari Golds of the future won't make-it-in- Hollywood. They'll be behind the scenes in teenager’s bedrooms across the world.
6. #PEAKHASHTAG.
2015 will mark a period of peak hashtag use, with 83% of all campaigns featuring nothing more than a prominent hashtag.
Expect to see several babies born in 2015 with a hashtag in their name
7. NATIVE ADVERTISING GOES ALL OUT.
A new Pulitzer Lion is introduced as the Cannes Lions and Pulitzer Prize unite to celebrate 'Native Advertising'.
Unlike the other categories which are based on merit, this award goes to the highest bidder.
Participants are clearly informed of this discrepancy via fine print on the bottom of the trophy.
8. INSTAGRAM’S ICONIC MOMENT.
National Geographic photographed the Afghan Girl in 1985.
CNN broadcasted Tianamen Square's Tank Man in 1989.
The world saw the horror of 9/11 in 2001 via the Internet.
Drone’s replaced embedded reporters, making online broadcasting a new theatre of war in the late 2000’s.
In 2015 Instagram will have its iconic moment - a visual so powerful it cements the platform’s place in cultural and media history.
9. NARCISSISM RUINS HOLIDAYS.
Travel. Concerts. Sunsets… These unique personal experiences now mean nothing unless they’re narcissistically broadcast to jealous friends.
‘Being in the moment’ has been replaced by
‘being captured being in the moment’.
Sadly, ‘stop and smell the roses’ will just be a new start-up that delivers smells via your smartphone.
10. A MAN SHOWED THIS PREDICTION ABOUT EXAGGERATED, BUZZFEED STYLE HEADLINES TAKING OVER ALL FORMS OF JOURNALISM TO HIS WIFE. YOU WON’T BELIEVE HER REACTION. IT’LL RESTORE YOUR FAITH IN HUMANITY.
11. COST PER LOL.
With benchmarks like impressions, dwell time and click-throughs becoming less relevant, expect publishers to invent new metrics like cost per laugh, smile-to-frown ratio and the all important ‘stopped looking at their phone to look at TV’ metric.
12. SWEENS.
A new term is invented to describe the biggest consumers of pop music, reality TV shows, in-game purchases and online media: SWEENS (single-digit aged tweens).
Expecting parents will race to secure the ‘digital property’ for their soon-to-be-Sween. With available social media handles, personal domain names and unique emails now just as important as a baby’s actual (hashtagged) name.
13. BATTERIES ARE THE NEW BATTLEFIELD.
Forget oil. With products like the Apple Watch, the Tesla electric car and Google Nest, the new battleground is in building longer, more powerful and smaller battery technology.
Buy your shares in Energizer (NYSE:ENR) now.
14. SPORTS STARS GO IPO.
With athletes getting younger and younger and their income coming from more and more places, expect rising talents to incorporate themselves and go public as a way of kickstarting their careers.
And it won’t stop there… to help overcome rising student debt, expect investing in a university student to become more commonplace.
15. VR PHARMACEUTICALS.
With Facebook spending $2 billion on acquiring Oculus, Samsung throwing their weight behind Gear VR and Sony launching a VR headset, 2015 is looking like the year VR goes mainstream.
This allows GSK to invent a new drug that helps people wear a VR headset for more than 20 minutes without getting sick.
16. E INK TAKES OVER FASHION.
‘Fast Fashion’ gets even faster as garments that use E Ink open a new frontier in personalisation and digital retailing.
We’re entering the era of subscription-based fashion, where the latest look is transferred directly onto your garment.
Magazines will be able to offer ‘try before you buy’ by simply tapping ads on pages.
Kanye will be an pioneer with his range of E Ink sneakers featuring his face. They will sell out in hours.
17. THE TINDERIZATION OF EVERYTHING.
Expect to see less original ideas and more trying to replicate successful social start-ups.
Try it for yourself…
The [start-up] of [industry]
Here’s a few we prepared earlier...
●The Airbnb of pets
●The Tinder of restaurants
●The Uber of child care
18. FOOD SCIENCE TAKES OFF.
Think your Nespresso machine is fancy?
Soon you’ll be able to design your own cat food, print Michelin starred cuisine on demand or simply stay alive without needing food at all.
If only Willy Wonka were alive today.
19. As brands run out of new markets to expand into they’ll invest more in mobile gaming to drive a new wave of revenue growth and capture part of the $85+ billion games market.
Why try and sell a real candy bar for $1 when you can sell a virtual one for $1.99.
Meanwhile, in an effort to keep investors happy, expect to see King’s Candy Crush Soda on shelves soon.
BRANDS LEVEL UP.
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