Marketing

The COVID-19 crisis has opened up a huge piece of land on Facebook and Google. There's never been a better time for businesses to advertise.

Right now, when the most eyeballs and ears are trained on traditional and trusted media, brands need to invest in advertising.

'No artificial preservatives' is a worthwhile promise from Burger King. However, the ads don't amplify this message, they undermine it.

In such a cluttered marketplace, if your product isn’t good then you won’t sell anything, no matter how much you advertise.

Ads you remember for the right reasons are rare. Most are just noise. But every once in a while, one gets it right. I wish there were more. 

Ad Standards fielded 600-plus complaints in response to the TV advertisements Libra broadcast as part of its #BloodNormal campaign.

An Adelaide butcher created a depiction which 'incited hatred or contempt', the advertising watchdog has found in a recent ruling.

Australia's advertising watchdog has unveiled its list of most complained about ads in the first six months of the year, featuring Maltesers and spooky pets.

Aussie startup Citrus has locked in multi-billion dollar clients such as Coles and Ocado just 18 months after launching, eyeing off a $200 billion market.

Aussie chocolate retailer Darrell Lea has received a cease-and-desist after it released a near shot-for-shot remake of the 2000 classic Not Happy Jan ad.