Why women’s football is winning the World Cup of brand behaviour
Women’s sport can better connect meaningfully with an ever-evolving audience.
Women’s sport can better connect meaningfully with an ever-evolving audience.
Claudia Wallace, Chief Client Officer at Neverland, on what Dutton Ranch’s Rip Wheeler teaches marketing leaders about the power of listening.
By Emma Flaxman
As brands rush to embrace artificial intelligence, Emma Flaxman, Founder at StoryOne, explains why distinctive storytelling may become the ultimate competitive advantage.
By Nicola Kemp
The brand has placed itself at the heart of football fandom with a campaign rooted in the lived experience of fans.
Collette Philip shares how Cannes Lions has shifted focus and built more inclusive infrastructure.
By Rupam Rajan
Rupam Rajan shares what Marilyn Monroe’s legacy still reveals about women’s advancement.
By Nicola Kemp
The organisation is calling for the responsible use of AI in advertising.
The advertising industry has a role to play in shaping the future of masculinity.
By Nicola Kemp
Javier Hernandez Reta, Global Chief Marketing Officer at Duracell, on the emotional appeal of football and finding the space to be creative.
City Football Group’s Gavin Johnson on the power of fandom and the importance of authenticity in sports storytelling.
Steph Carter, Director of Culture Marketing at Marshall on the power of connection and supporting grassroots musicians.
By Nicola Kemp
The Vice President of Marketing, Europe at Fujitsu, offers her perspective on the year of age, the criticality of recognising life events, and why age could be an AI advantage.
The brands using Digital Twins for their World Cup work aren’t scrambling for Christmas; they’ve already pressed ‘export’, writes Carly Hackett.
By Nicola Kemp
Tango is seeking to connect with Gen Z consumers through a hefty dose of 90s nostalgia.
The campaign taps into football fandom and gives supporters the chance to win Bundesliga players' phones.
By Katie Hunter
Katie Hunter writes on stopping the scroll and chasing virality.
By Nicola Kemp
Launched in the final break before England’s FIFA World Cup against Croatia, the campaign was created by T&P.
By Nicola Kemp
The campaign, created by Anomaly, celebrates the power of in-person creativity.
At London’s Taste Festival, BMB introduced new audiences to Shin Ramyun.
By Nicola Kemp
As the third space has evolved, so has Starbucks’ approach to reflecting the reality of how consumers use their stores.
Fruitilicious is the latest iteration of the campaign from Quiet Storm.
The campaign celebrates Scotland’s participation in the men’s World Cup group stage for the first time in 28 years.
The ‘Smell goes a long way’ summer campaign embraces British humour.
The campaign aims to show that eating fruit and vegetables can be exciting and flavourful.
The humorous campaign urges audiences to think about single-use plastic.
The World Cup-themed campaign encourages audiences to check their credit scores.
The brand is giving out ‘Wemite’ jars to football fans headed to the World Cup at Heathrow Express stations.
The World Cup campaign highlights the retailer's same-day delivery service.
The limited edition streetwear collection capitalises on the combined cultural firepower of esports and anime.
Charlie Hurrell shares learnings from Billion Dollar Boy’s Cannes creator event.
By Ant Hopper
Advertising has a bad habit of spoiling experiences, writes Ant Hopper, Co-Founder, The Ninety-Niners
Andrew Tindall shares what campaigns are scoring highly in System1’s effectiveness measurement testing this month.
The Gerety Awards judges lift the lid on trends and themes behind the award-winning work.
In the second part of our World Cup series marketing leaders have their say on if the World Cup is losing its marketing muscle in the age of experience.
By Nicola Kemp
We asked industry leaders if the most polarising tournament in history will spark reflection on the tournament’s marketing firepower.
By Nicola Kemp
An international brand campaign, developed by VCCP, is designed to celebrate UK advertising.
As 2025 draws to a close, BITE rounds up some of this year’s best work.
By Nicola Kemp
Strategy Consultant, Trainer and Public Speaker Kevin Chesters, on why pace setting and individual optimism are vital tools for marketing leaders in navigating a challenging year.
By Nicola Kemp
Victoria Gabriel, Global Communications Manager at Defender and Discovery on luxury, innovation and AI.
By Adam Biddle
How to build cultural relevance at speed, scale emotional connection, and grow brand equity in today’s attention economy.
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