• What is career management?

    The word 'career' is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as “one's advancement through life, especially in a profession”. Your career is your journey through life, learning and work. Career management is about self-assessment, research and the structured planning, realisation and evaluation of that journey. Your career is nobody else's responsibility but yours. If you want to succeed you need to actively manage it./>
    Here are the core stages of career management:
    1. Self-Ass
  • How to turn marketing into a revenue generator

    How to turn marketing into a revenue generator
    At brands such as PepsiCo, Mondelēz International and MasterCard, perceptions of marketing are starting to shift from being a cost centre to a revenue generator. Traditionally, marketers have justified their spending on media, ads and promotions by pointing to an uplift in brand awareness, sentiment or sales at some point later down the line.
    While these metrics continue to hold true, marketers are under mounting pressure to show that they can also generate revenues quickly and directl
  • How PepsiCo is enabling its brands to fund their own marketing

    How PepsiCo is enabling its brands to fund their own marketing
    Is PepsiCo’s new content studio the Creators League generating revenue for the company yet?
    We have taken a certain amount of digital content production in-house, so the Creators League has already helped to reduce our spending on branded content creation. Ultimately, we hope to see our unbranded content create an additional revenue stream for PepsiCo that will cover the costs of creating our ad content.
    How can individual PepsiCo brands get involved in creating content via the Creators L
  • River Island on how its ‘Snapchat first’ can make the store experience ‘fun again’

    River Island on how its ‘Snapchat first’ can make the store experience ‘fun again’
    River Island has teamed up with Snapchat to launch bespoke branded filters that can only be accessed when entering one of its shops.
    Customers are invited to visit one of more than 280 River Island stores, with the best subsequent use of the filters – which are designed to convey cultural messages that change with the fashion seasons – on social media resulting in potential prizes such as a £1,000 shopping spree.
    There has been a wave of brands turning to Snapchat over recent m
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  • River Island on how its ‘Snapchat first’ campaign can make the store experience ‘fun again’

    River Island on how its ‘Snapchat first’ campaign can make the store experience ‘fun again’
    River Island has teamed up with Snapchat to launch bespoke branded filters that can only be accessed when entering one of its shops.
    Customers are invited to visit one of more than 280 River Island stores, with the best subsequent use of the filters – which are designed to convey cultural messages that change with the fashion seasons – on social media resulting in potential prizes such as a £1,000 shopping spree.
    There has been a wave of brands turning to Snapchat over recent m
  • How Macmillan is preparing its brand for ‘harsh reality’ of growing cancer rates

    How Macmillan is preparing its brand for ‘harsh reality’ of growing cancer rates
    At first glance it might seem peculiar that Macmillan Cancer Support is planning a brand relaunch. Macmillan was the third biggest charity in the UK in terms of fundraising last year, according to figures by the Charity Commission, having raised more than £214.1m in 2015.
    It was also named the UK’s top charity brand in 2015, according to YouGov’s CharityIndex. The rankings show the organisation retains its position ahead of Cancer Research UK in second and Help for Heroes
  • How Macmillan is moving its brand beyond metaphors to show ‘harsh reality’ of cancer

    How Macmillan is moving its brand beyond metaphors to show ‘harsh reality’ of cancer
    At first glance it might seem peculiar that Macmillan Cancer Support is planning a brand relaunch. Macmillan was the third biggest charity in the UK in terms of fundraising last year, according to figures by the Charity Commission, having raised more than £214.1m in 2015.
    It was also named the UK’s top charity brand in 2015, according to YouGov’s CharityIndex. The rankings show the organisation retains its position ahead of Cancer Research UK in second and Help for Heroes
  • How Macmillan How Macmillan is moving its brand beyond metaphors to show ‘harsh reality’ of cancer

    How Macmillan How Macmillan is moving its brand beyond metaphors to show ‘harsh reality’ of cancer
    At first glance it might seem peculiar that Macmillan Cancer Support is planning a brand relaunch. Macmillan was the third biggest charity in the UK in terms of fundraising last year, according to figures by the Charity Commission, having raised more than £214.1m in 2015.
    It was also named the UK’s top charity brand in 2015, according to YouGov’s CharityIndex. The rankings show the organisation retains its position ahead of Cancer Research UK in second and Help for Heroes
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  • UENI: Head of B2C Product

    UENI: Head of B2C Product
    Competitive :UENI:
    UENI was founded by Harvard graduates with the passion, focus, and ingenuity to build something amazing.London (Central), London (Greater)
  • Amazon launches ‘Dash’ service in the UK with P&G and Nestlé

    Amazon launches ‘Dash’ service in the UK with P&G and Nestlé
    Amazon is introducing its Dash Button service to the UK, partnering with Procter & Gamble and Nestlé to allow consumers to order and receive products within a day simply by pressing a button.
    Amazon Prime members can buy Dash Buttons, which cost £4.99 each, for a variety of household brands including Ariel, Fairy, Kleenex, Olay, Gillette, Rimmel and Nescafé.
    Setting up a Dash Button requires customers to connect it to their wi-fi connection and then use the Amazon app to
  • Amazon brings instant home shopping to the UK with Dash launch

    Amazon brings instant home shopping to the UK with Dash launch
    Amazon is introducing its Dash Button service to the UK, partnering with Procter & Gamble and Nestlé to allow consumers to order and receive products within a day simply by pressing a button.
    Amazon Prime members can buy Dash Buttons, which cost £4.99 each, for a variety of household brands including Ariel, Fairy, Kleenex, Olay, Gillette, Rimmel and Nescafé.
    Setting up a Dash Button requires customers to connect it to their Wi-Fi connection and then use the Amazon app to
  • Ultimate Asset: Sales Executive - Digital Advertising Technology company

    Ultimate Asset: Sales Executive - Digital Advertising Technology company
    £20000 per annum + Commission:Ultimate Asset:
    Sales Executive - Digital Advertising Technology CompanyCompetitive salary + great commission! Have you got a hunger to make money? Do you have a passion for Digital Advertising? Would you like to be part of a multi-award winning Advertising Technology co
    London
  • Twist Recruitment: Client Partners

    Twist Recruitment: Client Partners
    £60000 - £75000 per annum:Twist Recruitment:
    Can you see yourself working for a top tier design agency? Are you an experienced Account Director seeking a step into a global independent packaging agency? Get in touch now!
    London
  • Stonor: Midweight Designer

    Stonor: Midweight Designer
    £28000.00 - £35000.00 per annum:Stonor:
    Midweight Designer - Integrated Design AgencyOxfordshire - £28k - £35k This seriously quirky design agency, who specialise in the branding and digi...
    Oxfordshire
  • Salt: Digital/Print Designer | London | Leading Agency | Contract |

    Salt: Digital/Print Designer | London | Leading Agency | Contract |
    £200 - £250 per annum:Salt:
    Digital/Print Designer | London | Leading Agency | Contract | 3 days a week initially (remote working available), contact [email protected] on 02036755053 for full details
    London
  • Regan & Dean Recruitment Limited: Event Marketing Manager - Exhibitions

    Regan & Dean Recruitment Limited: Event Marketing Manager - Exhibitions
    £38000 - £40000 per annum + plus car allowance & great bens:Regan & Dean Recruitment Limited:
    Are you looking for your next senior Event Marketing Manager role and want to work for an event world leader?
    Richmond upon Thames, Surrey
  • PSD Group: Business Partner - Audience Insights

    PSD Group: Business Partner - Audience Insights
    50,000 plus bonus & benefits:PSD Group:
    ABOUT THE CLIENT A leading UK media organisation. Based in London. ABOUT THE ROLE Role & Responsibilities:Creation and ownership of the Audience ...
    London (Greater)
  • Market Recruitment Ltd: Head of Web Management

    Market Recruitment Ltd: Head of Web Management
    £55 - 60,000 basic + 10% bonus:Market Recruitment Ltd:
    Keen to join a high growth business?  Being recognised by some of the world’s biggest brands such as Kellogg’s, Unilever, Microsoft and Shell as not...
    London
  • Major Players: Senior Account Manager - Data

    Major Players: Senior Account Manager - Data
    £33000 - £35000 per annum:Major Players:
    Major Players are working with a truly integrated agency based in central London and we are looking for a Data focussed Account Manager to join their direct team working on a large telco brand.
    London
  • Major Players: Retoucher

    Major Players: Retoucher
    £150 - £175 per annum:Major Players:
    The clientThis well known fashion house is looking to double the size of it's photographic studio this year so it is an exciting time to join.They look for individuality, confidence and attitude when they recruit - people who disrupt the norm, push bounda
    London
  • EMR | Specialist Marketing Recruitment: Interim Marketing Analytics Manager

    EMR | Specialist Marketing Recruitment: Interim Marketing Analytics Manager
    £400 - £450 per day:EMR | Specialist Marketing Recruitment:
    A leading Investment Management firm is searching for an Interim Marketing Analytics Manager.
    London
  • EMR | Specialist Marketing Recruitment: Assistant Proposition Manager (FTC)

    EMR | Specialist Marketing Recruitment: Assistant Proposition Manager (FTC)
    Negotiable:EMR | Specialist Marketing Recruitment:
    An exciting opportunity presents itself to join a multinational and industry leading retailer as their Assistant Proposition Manager
    City of London, London
  • Creative Recruitment: Freelance online (After Effects) and offline (Premiere) Editors

    Creative Recruitment: Freelance online (After Effects) and offline (Premiere) Editors
    £170 - £225 per day:Creative Recruitment:
    Experienced freelance online (After Effects) and offline (Premiere) Editors needed for ad hoc freelance bookings.
    London
  • Ball & Hoolahan: Senior Research & Insights Manager

    Ball & Hoolahan: Senior Research & Insights Manager
    £33,000 per annum:Ball & Hoolahan:
    This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced research professional to join this social marketing agency that engages with families and child...
    London
  • WeChat: The future of mobile internet

    WeChat: The future of mobile internet
    LONDON: WeChat, a Chinese mobile messaging service, "is the best example yet of how China is shaping the future of the mobile internet for consumers everywhere", according to The Economist."The app offers everything from free video calls and...
  • Visa taps power of startups

    Visa taps power of startups
    COLORADO SPRINGS: Visa, the payments company, believes that working with startups can help solve many brand and business problems – as well as partly reducing the threat such disruptive players pose to established firms.Shiv Singh, Visa's...
  • Shaded native ads boost mobile CTR

    Shaded native ads boost mobile CTR
    EUROPE/NORTH AMERICA: Most native ads incorporate two or three disclosure elements, and click-through rates can be much higher depending on which ones are chosen and what device is being used, research has shown.Ad tech company Polar analysed 137...
  • Markets favour older consumers

    Markets favour older consumers
    MUNICH: Europeans over the age of 50 form a significant consumer demographic who are active, digitally engaged and less open to emotional advertising, according to a new study.The
  • Auditors 'fuel paranoia'

    Auditors 'fuel paranoia'
    SINGAPORE: The head of a large media buying agency has taken third party auditors to task, accusing them of a lack of knowledge and a short-sighted approach that has resulted in growing distrust between clients and agencies.Ashutosh Srivastava,...
  • Asian marketers face data challenge

    Asian marketers face data challenge
    SINGAPORE: Across Asia, consumer preferences and behaviours regarding digital marketing channels vary widely depending on the particular stage of the purchase journey, according to a new study which also highlights concerns around data integrity....
  • Apple fights on multiple fronts

    Apple fights on multiple fronts
    CUPERTINO, CA: Apple's expected launch next week of a new iPhone and Apple Watch will help to deflect attention from its current problems around product failures, tax payments and falling smartphone sales.The tech giant – recently named by Brand...
  • Diageo hits back after ‘irresponsible’ Captain Morgan ad banned

    Diageo hits back after ‘irresponsible’ Captain Morgan ad banned
    An ad by Captain Morgan has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for implying that drinking alcohol could contribute to an individual’s popularity and “enhance personal qualities”.
    The TV ad, which aired in May, shows a party on an old-fashioned wooden sailing ship. A man with Captain Morgan’s face superimposed over his own was shown dancing with friends and using a rope to swing from one deck to another.
    Meanwhile, on-screen text stated “Captai
  • Brits ‘less afraid of Brexit’ as consumer confidence bounces back

    Brits ‘less afraid of Brexit’ as consumer confidence bounces back
    British consumers’ propensity to make major purchases rose nine points in August to +7, according to GfK’s latest consumer confidence index. Although this is 10 points lower than in August 2015, it represents a major improvement on July’s score of -2.
    The core consumer confidence index also increased by five points to hit -7 as positive growth was recorded across all the major measures.
    Joe Staton, head of market dynamics at GfK, says the figures are a “stark contrast&rdq

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