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…primarily to children must not invoke pester power – that is an appeal to children to urge their parents or carers to buy them a product. Marketers should not encourage…
…that many consumers are being sold add-on insurance products that are expensive and provide poor value. Many consumers find sales processes confusing and some can feel pressured to buy products…
…feature inappropriate price minimisation; undermine the role of parents; appeal to children to urge parents to buy products for them (pester power); feature ingredients or premiums unless they are an…
…document for individual markets to follow. Why is this a potential watershed moment? The answer is that all participants from the buy & sell sides came together to define how…
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…for this one. It didn’t matter if you loved Barbie, hated it or felt indifferent- you couldn’t escape it! Was the investment worth it? We think these numbers speak for…
…Meta, and OMG. 28 Feb. 24 | For immediate release The Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA), in collaboration with Omnicom Media Group (OMG), today held a Marketing Masterclass on…
…competition for media leads to media deflation. Investor brands can buy more for less, reinforce existing memory structures, and drive sales during the recession. And once it’s over, they’re in…