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Common Interest acquires Amplify to 'empower creativity'
The previously independent brand experience agency has offices in London, LA, Paris, New York and Sydney.
Brands are addicted to data and it’s killing creativity
In an era where algorithms dominate every decision, brand consultancy founder Upasna Dash argues that true brand power comes not from digital footprints—but from instinct, identity, and a deep understanding of what brings true joy to consumers.
Why more brands are finally ditching the perfect-family trope
Perfect parents, perfect kids, perfect home—ads love the fantasy. But as diverse households become the norm in Asia, Quantum's Rayhan Wildan Ramadhani explores how clever brands are embracing new family dynamics through fresh storytelling.
Brands are still measuring the wrong things—it’s time to fix that
Metrics dictate business decisions, but do they capture what truly matters? Team Lewis' Calvin Siew explains why brands must break free from outdated KPIs and redefine relevance in real time to truly embrace customer-centricity.
Havas Creative Network appoints Tamara Greene chief client officer of global brands
Role takes leadership of 'almost all multi-market and global client relationships' within Havas Creative Network.
Samsung named Spikes Asia 2025 Advertiser of the Year
The tech giant recognised for pioneering creativity in marketing and will be recognised at the Spikes Awards ceremony on April 24 in Singapore.
Duolingo's mascot death stunt: Genius or confusing?
Now that Duo the Owl is back from the dead, was the stunt a success?
Trust erosion leading to grievances: Edelman Trust Barometer 2025
The PR firm surveyed more than 33,000 people in dozens of countries for the 25th edition of its annual report, which debuts ahead of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Does your brand have the soul to succeed?
After shepherding billion-dollar brands at HP, Mars, and Unilever through an era where AI threatens to make marketing more mechanical than ever, veteran CMO Siew Ting Foo challenges conventional wisdom with a powerful argument: the future belongs to brands that dare to be human.
Audi China marketers on launch of new EV brand
In an exclusive interview with Campaign, Audi China's marketers spoke about launching an entirely new brand targeted at younger consumers, competing in China's busy EV market, and picking Zheng Qinwen as an ambassador.
Jaguar's identity crisis: A self-inflicted wound that could have been avoided
Jaguar's baffling attempt at reinvention from feline grace to rock-based abstraction is a masterclass in brand self-sabotage, says Resonant's Ramakrishnan Raja—and it risks destroying the marque entirely.
Performance vs. branding? You're asking the wrong question
While marketers wage endless war over metrics versus memory, the smartest brands have already moved on, argues Quantum's Saim Qadri.
Is brand sponsorship enough for Asian sports?
As brands embrace grassroots support and local sports initiatives, the VP of Toyota Motor Asia explores how investments beyond ambassadorship are essential.
Landor: Tap branding as the key to corporate transformation
Landor's APAC president Lulu Raghavan says one's brand can make up to a third of the total value of a company.
Why brands in China are entering the podcast world
Podcasters and branding experts in China talk about the the importance of connecting with Chinese youth through audio content, creating a unique sound or conversation style, and the risks of slow returns on podcasts.
Is Gen Z rewriting the marketing playbook?
Born into a world of unprecedented access and excess, Gen Z is reshaping the rules of engagement. Brands now face the realities of cancel culture, fleeting attention spans and a demand for authenticity. But are today’s challenges really so different from the past?
Sweet disruption: Chocolate Finance shakes up Singapore’s banking scene
Campaign explores how Singapore’s newest digital banking entrant is using bold branding, Henry Golding as its ambassador, and simple offerings to carve out space in a crowded market and capture Gen Z’s attention.