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This presentation explains why it is crucial for the advertisers not to perpetuate the stereotypical portrayal of women (but also men) in advertising. It presents the social, economic and political case for a more progressive marketing, and explains the Unstereotype Alliance led by UN WOMEN of which WFA is founding member.
Project Reconnect is WFA’s effort to develop a better understanding of what people want and expect from brands and help marketers better align marketing strategies and practices with people’s changing expectations and sensitivities.
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In a year where the technicalities and transparency issues of media came under severe scrutiny, great brand stories are a critical counterpoint to the current challenges of media governance.
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The following, non-exhaustive list, emerged from a WFA member-only round-table discussion during a CDO Forum.
New research conducted for the WFA has identified the seven key ways that brand marketing is most likely to annoy consumers. The results were presented on March 19th at a Project Reconnect session as part of the WFA's Global Marketer Week in Marrakech. They formed the backdrop and context to a presentation by Jon Wilkins, Executive Chairman of Karmarama, on where he thinks the industry may be getting it wrong, a presentation by a group of African students on their views about what's good and bad about brand marketing and an interactive panel session including high-profile industry experts focusing on potential solutions.