As part of The Fellows Fundamentals series the late Tim Ambler discusses the importance of measuring brand performance through non-financial metrics (brand equity) and not simply relying on financial measures like ROI. 

As part of The Fellows Fundamentals series Ruth Saunders takes us through the steps of optimising a brand portfolio.

Chair of Fellows England and International, Chris Macleod introduces The Fellows Fundamentals series; what it's all about and how it can help marketers of all levels.

Oliver Lester talks of the golden opportunity, The Global Leadership Mentoring Programme was for him

Our industry, our lives and the world today are fast. Sped up by technology, a never-reached goal of efficiency and on-demand culture seeping into every expectation we have.

Accenture Song’s trend research consistently shows that today’s consumers expect every brand interaction to feel uniquely relevant. Brands that do this right don’t just build better experiences, they see measurable gains in customer loyalty, engagement and conversion.

The Marketing Society's correspondents at Cannes Lions 2025 returned with a unified message: marketing has found its confidence again.

MLP are proud to be part of this year’s 40th anniversary The Marketing Society Awards – four decades of recognising the boldest and brightest ideas in UK marketing.

The pace of marketing has never been faster, but does speed mean sacrificing long-term brand building? At the Creative Impact Unpacked session Cannes Lions, industry leaders from across Asia, including Andreas Krasser, The Marketing Society Board Member came together to tackle one of marketing's most pressing questions: how do we move fast and build brands simultaneously?

At Cannes Lions this year, Neil Barrie from TwentyFirstCenturyBrands was heartened to see that the Grand Prix juries looked beyond the buzz and didn’t reward the loudest, shiniest work.

Details of the honest chat about something that doesn’t get talked about enough: how brands can really understand and connect with the next billion consumers in emerging markets. These consumers—mainly in parts of Asia, Africa, and Latin America—are coming online fast.

Most advertising and marketing communication is now driven by social media. Not so much social first, as social first, second, third and fourth but a quiet revolution is emerging. The annual Cannes (p)review from Julian Boulding

Two compelling CMO panels at Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity 2025 hosted by our very own CEO Sophie Devonshire at the Rotonde Stage laid bare the very the complex reality of being a top marketing leader today

After a week at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity with the SPCSHP & MSQ crew, one thing became

Partners of The Marketing Society, Accenture song reflect on our Awards theme for this year "why marketing matters"

The world has changed - customers expect more, technology is accelerating, and marketing must evolve to keep pace. That means stepping into a new role and supporting this with a new operating model. Katherine Theobald from Accenture Song writes why marketing still matters.

AI has made significant strides in being multilingual, but can it ever be truly multicultural?

We asked our Members a simple question: Why does marketing matter to you? And unsurprisingly, their answers were anything but. What emerged was a rich tapestry of insights that reveals modern marketing is a dynamic force that shapes how we connect, communicate and create change in our world.

We are delighted to partner with global advertising technology leader The Trade Desk on an important new report exploring the

From AI to psychedelics, brand love to sleep health -the maiden SXSW in London hit like a sugar rush. Member Tanvir Siddiqui gives his review of SXSW London 2025.

“There it is again, that funny feeling”, sings Bo Burnham in his Netflix comedy special, Inside, lamenting the sheer oddness of our tech-drenched world. Well, buckle up because we are heading into more funny feelings as AI makes whole brands feel like Arial font rendered in 8K. An article from BBH London