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Mark Ritson9 min read

Tiffany’s brand needs an update – in fashion, that means alienating loyal customers

The new ‘Not your mother’s Tiffany’ campaign has angered the brand’s older customers, but ...
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Mark Ritson11 min read

John Lewis the landlord? Welcome to brand extension nirvana

Even if John Lewis cocks up in its bid to rent homes to the masses, the blowback on its ...
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Mark Ritson9 min read

Boots’ brand refresh shows big brands need targeting as well as mass marketing

Boots is trying to reach almost all UK consumers with its new ads, but is pairing them ...
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As a Creative Director, here's why you should take Mark Ritson’s MiniMBA in Marketing

In our fast-paced, low attention span society, familiarity and understanding are often ...
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Mark Ritson9 min read

Wondering why Netflix wants to stop password-sharing? It’s all about funnels

Netflix has reached a level of penetration it will struggle to improve, with most ...
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Mark Ritson12 min read

Attempts to update the four Ps are embarrassing – they’ve endured for a reason

Whenever a marketer sets out to improve, augment or adapt the four Ps, they reveal the ...
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Mark Ritson7 min read

Jeff Bezos' success at Amazon is down to one thing: focusing on the customer

For all Amazon’s innovation and invention, it is the world’s most valuable brand ...
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Three axioms and three questions that summarise all of brand strategy

Brand strategy is not complicated, it’s just the systematic application of the basics all ...
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‘Funnel juggling’ is the answer to marketing effectiveness

It’s well established that brands need both long- and short-term marketing to be ...
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