All types of transportation services, whether trucking, public transport, aircraft, charter & shuttle bus services, railroads or shipping, and the warehouses that support them, are drowning in paperwork.

Paper forms such as vehicle and equipment inspections, delivery confirmations, mileage tracking, safety inspections, and so much more, are a part of a logistics company’s work.

If an organisation is using paper, it's costing them hundreds of hours of unnecessary work every year.

That’s why...

We’re a far cry from the Mad Men era. Back then, many marketers won business based on who they knew, rather than what they knew, and the big idea was all that really mattered.

In the 1950’s, agencies sold a very different proposition. They held the keys to unlocking television, the most powerful medium available.

Today, with so many effective channels to communicate through, and brands bringing talent in-house, agencies are battling to show their value.

There’s a lack of certainty about the...

Established in 2007, KeyFleet has grown to become a renowned provider of vehicle-related services for customers ranging from individual members of the public through to large corporations.

But it’s not just our target audiences that differ.

The more transactional leasing side of our business, whilst consultative, is largely price driven. Our B2B and B2C comms are typically sales-led.

we’re handling everything from service and maintenance scheduling to the preparation of fleet usage policies, DVLA licence...

From segmentation and targeting to customer community confirmation

Traditionally, marketing always starts with segmentation—a practice of dividing the market into homogenous groups based on their geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral profiles. Segmentation is typically followed by targeting—a practice of selecting one or more segments that a brand is committed to pursue based on their attractiveness and fit with the brand. Segmentation and targeting are both fundamental aspects of a brand’s...

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It has been a bunfight between these two tech behemoths over the past few years, but now Google has replaced Apple as the world’s most valuable brand with a value of $109.5 billion (£83.8bn), according to a new report from Brand Finance.

The report, the annual Global 500, also evaluates a variety of factors, from marketing investment, to familiarity, to corporate reputation, to work out the most ‘powerful’ brand beyond brass tacks, ranking Lego as the...

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“Beauty is not an exclusive club—there are no unattractive women, just some that don’t know they can be beautiful. They don’t understand the power of makeup and how it can transform their outer beauty, but also their inner confidence.” Charlotte Tilbury for Byrdie.

Charlotte Tilbury aims to make "every woman the most beautiful version...

When devising our marketing campaigns for the year, we ensure that initiatives genuinely support our consumers and are realistic to incorporate in everyday life, while simultaneously aligning with the brand personality.

A key value of Plenish is being proactive and as a business we need to ensure that we are living and breathing this mantra, while demonstrating our category expertise to our audience.

In September, we launched a PRO Campaign, encouraging consumers to finish 2016 strong and perform at the top...

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A few years ago, Electrolux began a journey to become a truly consumer-centric organisation. Its leadership believed in creating remarkable branded consumer experiences in a new, much more consumer experience-led market and digital environment and...

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The relationship between your brand and the customer is susceptible to change. Loyalty is short lived and customers are easily distracted. Unless you keep up with the market’s ever-changing needs and habits, something better will come along and your brand will, inevitably, get dumped.

Where once your brand inspired fond feelings and thrilled its customers, brand fatigue evokes the opposite. It doesn’t happen overnight, but if left unchecked it can damage your business beyond...

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We all love a story with a happy ending, especially when good triumphs over bad, heroes overcome villains and twists and turns keep us on our toes. The story of British Home Stores, or BHS, is one of these stories. 

The iconic British brand, established in 1928, succumbed to the challenge of physical and digital retailing earlier this year and gave up the ghost. With tired stores, confused product lines and jaded consumers, it lost itself along the way somewhere: it became a bit...