Published on the eve of International Women’s Day 2019, Kantar's Amy Fridlund said Australian brands are still disproportionately out of touch when it comes to gender in this, Marketing Magazine's #5 most-read opinion article for 2019. // Read the article...
Kantar's Global Content Lead Amy ‘Fritz’ Fridlund will present 'Building Brand Value through Gender Inclusivity' at the B&T Changing The Ratio summit on 30 May in Sydney. While employee diversity is important, businesses must also be aware of the gender and diversity needs of its customers....
On the eve of International Women’s Day in 2019, Australian brands are still disproportionately out of touch when it comes to gender, says Amy 'Fritz' Fridlund in this exclusive for Marketing magazine. // Read the article...
While most marketers believe they’re doing a good job of avoiding gender stereotypes in ads, almost half of consumers feel like advertisers are still not getting it right, according to Kantar’s 2019 AdReaction: Getting Gender Right report. // Read the B&T article...
Failure to target and portray women effectively impacts campaign effectiveness significantly, according to latest research out of Kantar. In the wake of controversies surrounding the recent Gillette ad and the #metoo movement, Kantar has found 55 per cent of Australians think advertising reinforces harmful norms, and...
Advertisers are lagging behind contemporary society’s attitudes to gender and their failure to reflect that is costing male-skewed brands, claims Kantar in its 2019 Ad Reaction report. The WPP-owned research house’s survey found 66 per cent of Australians believe advertising conforms to gender stereotypes, despite 83...
Marketers are consistently getting gender portrayal wrong in the eyes of consumers, according to the latest Kantar report, AdReaction 2019. // Read the article // Download the report...
Failure to contemporise advertising costs male-skewed brands billions in brand value Failure to portray and target women well impacts ad and campaign effectiveness 66 per cent of Australians believe advertising conforms to gender stereotypes 55 per cent of Australians think advertising reinforces harmful norms Male-skewed brands globally are valued...
What does 2019 hold for digital marketers, and marketing generally? CMO asks a raft of industry experts from the marketing technology and industry community to give us their thoughts on 2019 and beyond, and what marketers will need to know moving forward. Read the predictions including...
A new study has found that three-quarters of Australians want brands to get more involved with the issues they care about. This is the insight from Purpose in Asia, a new report from Kantar revealing a disconnect between the causes that dominate global media and international brand...
