Word-of-mouth marketing online is not just reserved for ‘cool’ brands like Nike or Coca-Cola. Even relatively mundane household cleaning brands can create social media buzz- as shown by this 2011 campaign from Dettol in China that targeted mothers.

A startling 1 in 6 emails worldwide (approximately 50 million) don’t reach inboxes, with messages to Gmail inboxes more successfully placed and read than any other large mailbox provider, particularly if the messages were sent to the ‘Promotions’ tab, according to new research.

Paypal has taken out full page print ads in major US titles to critisie Apple’s new mobile payment system, claiming it is no safer than selfies.

Due to the evolving nature of commerce, retailers’ profitability is being adversely impacted by customer demands for ever-increasing options around instant gratification across different channels and fulfilment systems, according to a new report by IMRG and Hitachi Consulting.

Lawrence Horne, UK Director, Say Media looks at how incredible creativity in digital media is being unlocked by technology and how the intersection of technology and publishing is what’s driving the media companies of the future.

Luxury sales are flourishing , and marketing to tablet users (particularly on Tuesdays) is the best way to engage with this lucrative demographic, according to new research.

Using data for campaign measurement is no longer the Holy Grail for senior marketing professionals, with many using the data to inform future plans instead, according to new research.

Microsoft has bought Mojang, the maker of popular world creation game Minecraft, with the game’s creator leaving the company because he is a “nerd”, not a CEO.

Google has revealed the first smartphone in its Android One range, pitched as low cost smartphones that offer a high quality standard, in an attempt to capture more of the lucrative developing markets.

Apple has launched a tool that lets iPhone users delete a free U2 album from their iTunes library, after an outcry from some users that the songs were unwanted and took up too much storage space on their devices.