Ogilvy On Advertising In The Digital Age
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Miles Young became the worldwide chairman and CEO of Ogilvy & Mather in 2009. He started working in advertising immediately after graduating from Oxford, where he read modern history. He joined Ogilvy & Mather in 1983 and was appointed to the board in 1986. In 1995, Miles joined the worldwide board and became chairman of Ogilvy & Mather Asia Pacific in Hong Kong. In September 2016, he became Dean of New College, Oxford and remains Non-Executive Chairman of Ogilvy & Mather.
Brands no longer control the impact a crafted message has on a mass audience. Ad agencies have fragmented, and must juggle platforms and touchpoints. Large shops compete with boutique agencies specializing in digital, social media marketing or content generation. Google and Facebook have tried to disintermediate the advertising industry, but advertising agencies remain essential to building a brand.
From Miles Young, worldwide non-executive chairman of Ogilvy & Mather, comes a follow-up to David Ogilvy's bestselling advertising handbook featuring essential strategies for the digital age.
In this must-have sequel to the bestselling Ogilvy On Advertising, Ogilvy chairman Miles Young provides top insider secrets and strategies for successful advertising in the Digital Revolution. As comprehensive as its predecessor was for print and TV, this indispensable handbook dives deep into the digital ecosystem, discusses how to best collect and utilize data-the currency of the digital age-to convert sales specifically on screen (phone, tablet, smart watch, computer, etc.), breaks down when and how to market to millennials, highlights the top five current industry giants, suggests best practices from brand response to social media, and offers 13 trend predictions for the future.
How can someone fully empathize with a user without research Ogilvy was interested in pragmatic, actionable research. He wanted to know enough to garner a perspective for advertising that would successfully resonate with the consumer.
Social media is the flavor of the day in marketing, the latest in a line of digital innovations that were supposed to \"change everything\". But media experts say this innovation really is becoming a revolutionary force, not just for consumers but for marketers. Social media's ability to connect people is reinforcing consumer clout, while at the same time giving businesses more data to create better products and services. Still, the power that social media unleashes can turn on a company, all too quickly.
Prior to joining Memorial Sloan Kettering in 2020, Ms. Riazi served as assistant secretary-general and chief information technology officer of the United Nations beginning in 2013, CIO of New York City Housing Authority from 2009 to 2013, and as a global CIO and senior partner at advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather.
Its performance during the year makes a strong case for recognition in the consumer and healthcare spaces, and its digital capabilities are expanding too. The work was even more impressive than usual, garnering 12 SABRE nominations (the only firms with more were considerably larger) for work ranging from the introduction of Air Optix colored contact lenses for Alcon to helping Exxon Mobil encourage young people to study engineering, from crisis management around an incident of racial insensitivity for Sonic Drive-In to launching a new tablet for Panasonic.
In terms of client service, it has developed a new approach it calls client experience 3.0, building on its 'best teams' approach to offer what it calls 'liquid teams,' crossing geographic and practice area lines to handle complex challenges. On the culture front, the firm has invested in helping its existing staff develop the new skills needed for the digital age, using a suite of social learning tools and collaborative ideas to develop its people. The result is strong performance, with fees up in the mid-single digits to around $510m; new business from American Pistachio Growers, Dun & Bradstreet, H&R Block, Hormel, Lenovo, the World Gold Council, and Zespri.
The survey of over 450 marketers and executives tasked with skills development and training gives fresh insight into how organisations and marketers can excel on the human side of digital transformation.
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Murray, Matthew ORCID: 0000-0001-8956-8062 (2010)Matthew Murray shoots above the line advertising campaign for IKEA Kitchen Squad - BMB advertising Agency, London. Photography stills shot alongside TV commercials - Matthew Murray works directly with the creatives and writes treatments for each of the ads shot. Campaign Magazine.
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