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The real threat to creativity isn’t AI, it’s safe originality

By Margaret McGovern

Brands must find ways to stand out in a sea of sameness and avoid playing it safe, writes Margaret McGovern.

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Is it art or is it retail? Why brands should create immersive experiences

By Gaby Watson

When brand creative experiences use creative storytelling the result can be art.

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Learning at the speed of AI is becoming the cultural advantage

By Faye Daffarn

Using tech to facilitate research and strategy can give agencies a cultural edge.

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How you could reuse Super Bowl assets at the World Cup... or at Christmas, Easter or Halloween

By Adam Cleaver

Technology can help brands get more out of their seasonal assets, but brands must lay the right foundations, writes Adam Cleaver.

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Wellness in the age of overwhelm: How brands can better support young people

By Dev Karaca

Brands must meet audiences where they are in a changing health and wellness landscape.

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Marketing lessons for the World Cup

By Eli Keery

In the current geopolitical climate, brands cannot treat the World Cup as a neutral cultural platform, writes Eli Keery.

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Compelling, connected and coherent: the challenge of delivering experiences

By Rachelle Sokan

Across both physical and digital experiences, brands are striving to create moments that are unforgettable.

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AI can get you the ad, but it can’t get you the feeling

By Jed Price

From AI slop in the olympics to AI brands turning to human creativity in the Olympics, the fundamental truth remains human creativity still matters, writes Wonderhatch’s Jed Price.

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Why brand soul is not sentimental, it’s commercial

By Georgie Scott

Founder-led brands are rewriting the rules of business but brand remains essential, writes Georgie Scott.

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Smashing the sea of same in marketing

By Zaid Al-Zaidy

Zaid Al-Zaidy, CEO and Founder of Beyond, on the modern challenger brand freedoms worth fighting for.

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No one binges ads: why marketing needs more entertainment

By Lucy Freedman

Lucy Freedman advocates for entertainment, storytelling and supercharging ads with AI.

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Why every brand should be a challenger

By Rania Robinson

Rania Robinson, CEO and Partner at Quiet Storm smashes the stereotypes and myths surrounding challenger marketing.

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The polarisation paradox: Why brands need to speak up, not shut up

By Clarice Metzger

Increasingly, consumers are engaging with brands that drive positive change, according to Revolt research.

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The agency operating model is broken, but not for the reasons we keep hearing

By Gracie Page-Fozzati

Gracie Page-Fozzati explores the reasons why agencies are experiencing extreme transformation.

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