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Marketing Week offers the latest marketing news, opinion and trends on the challenges facing the industry.

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marketingweek.com > week-in-tech-tiktok-ad-free-chromebook

The Week in Tech: TikTok goes ad-free and Chromebook is put out to pasture

4+ mon, 20+ hour ago   (177+ words) Marketing Week TikTok is following in the footsteps of Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat by introducing an ad-free tier to its platform that will allow UK users to avoid all of your pesky marketing. Marketing Week’s weekly round-up of the technology…...

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marketingweek.com > dfs-marketing-brand-partnerships

DFS credits marketing and brand partnerships for increased sales

5+ mon, 3+ week ago   (945+ words) The furniture retailer has credited a £7.4m investment in marketing and the team doing a “brilliant job”, particularly within Sofology, for increased sales. The DFS group has credited investment in marketing and brand partnerships for delivering a strong first half, particularly…...

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marketingweek.com > stop-brand-marketing-false-dichotomy

Stop saying ‘brand marketing’, it’s one half of a false dichotomy

7+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1205+ words) Performance marketing has an evil twin: brand marketing – another term that promises clarity, but mostly delivers the opposite. Just before Christmas, I wrote a column arguing that performance marketing should be retired. It’s a misleading label for direct response marketing…...