Joan London takes a rebellious approach to destigmatising the ‘vulva’ with a bold 360 OOH campaign for its Luna Daily hotline, the world’s first ‘VULVA’ therapy line.
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Retail promotions and deals account for 27% of all supermarket sales
Retail promotions and deals have made up 27.2% of all supermarket sales over the past month as retailers and brands look to entice customers instore.
BBC celebrates how football ‘belongs to all of us’
BBC is celebrating how football ‘belongs to all of us’ in a campaign aimed at highlighting the unifying nature of sports in the wake of the upcoming football season.
e.l.f empowers community to express ‘your e.l.f’ in debut UK ad
E.l.f Cosmetics is inviting consumers to live their bold truth by expressing ‘your e.l.f’ in its first-ever community-led brand campaign in the UK.
I can’t believe it’s not Ozzy: 7 of the most bizarre celebrity adverts
Marketing Beat takes a look at some of the most bizarre celebrity-brand partnerships of the past 20 years – and some genuinely do beggar belief!
Changing the game: Sports Direct and Getty Images team up to tackle football misrepresentation
Sports Direct has teamed up with Getty Images for a campaign to tackle visual misrepresentation of football following the women’s world cup.
Data: Marketers missing a trick as over-60s make up just 4% of people in ads
Brands and marketers are failing to represent over-60s in global ad campaigns, leading them to miss out on a lucrative audience.
Purple Goat, Strongbow and disability inclusion: why something is always better than nothing
Purple Goat’s Dom Hyams and Strongbow’s Rachel Holms on the importance of disability inclusion and guiding brands towards true representation.
Government flouts Facebook advertising ban by openly targeting minority groups
The UK government is targeting minority groups with social media ads, despite Facebook having banned all advertising based on race.
‘Offensive’ guacamole ad slammed for portraying Colombians as ‘drug dealers’
Guacamole brand Holy Moly has defended itself after its latest ad campaign was deemed “offensive” for portraying Colombians as “drug dealers”.