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Join WFA and behavioural science agency BVA Nudge Unit as they share the global and regional insights from the world’s first marketing and sustainability study created in partnership with 34 national advertiser associations.
The Economist’s predictive look to the year ahead. Tom Standage shares key insights from the upcoming The Economist report this November
This WFA member benchmark covers recommendations for agencies that can help facilitate product reviews and rating that are able to operate in Turkey, South Africa, Saudi and United Arab Emirates.
This WFA member benchmark covers recommendations for creative agencies in EMEA and APAC.
WFA member benchmark on common KPIs brands look at when buying on TV for the MEA region (or Middle East).
WFA benchmark with insights on how to engage with relevant freelancer talent locally.
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WFA benchmark conducted for a member looking for recommended creative agencies in Saudi Arabia. More specifically agencies that could be described as boutique.
This survey looks at what is being reviewed in recent pitches, the geographic areas they encompass, the frequency of pitching, plus how consultancies were used to support brands in the pitch process and the value they provide.
Benchmark on Pitch fees in South Africa, conducted for a member that was told by the Association for Communication and Advertising of South Africa (ACA SA) that, when reviewing their agencies, clients must pay pitch fees.
This document was designed as a means to benchmark thoughts and actions in relation to marketing in Africa. It contains interim consolidated, anonymous, responses from 82 client-side marketers in Africa.
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.