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Advertising, Communications, Media, PR & Creative Agencies

Who owns your #hashtags?

Hashtags have become a powerful social media marketing weapon in the battle for consumer attention and brand engagement online. Thanks to the indexing power of the lowly hash or pound symbol (#) on social media, it is now common for hashtags to take centre stage in the development and execution of advertising campaigns as a...
Insincere influencers: how to handle ghosts
Influencer marketing is on the rise, but if brands don’t bother to put their agreements in writing, they’re at serious risk of ghosting.
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Brand ambassadors who go off-brand: Influencer agreements in the age of cancel culture
This article is the second in our Social Series, giving you up-to-date tips about the legal side of using social media. See our other blogs here. Personalities who become brand ambassadors can be powerful marketing tools. Unfortunately, the fairy-tale relationship doesn’t always end in happily ever after. Pete Evans’ rapid fall from grace over the past...
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Was/now pricing – Is it worth the risk?
When sales season rolls around, businesses will look to catch the wandering eyes of customers with flashy advertising promoting their product discounts. But advertisers developing “price-cut” or sales campaigns need to make sure the strategy does not backfire and result in unwanted attention from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. A common sales tactic is...
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The Future of Digital Advertising in the Post Digital Platforms Inquiry World
(this is the content of a presentation given by Stephen von Muenster on 20 November 2020 at the Mumbrella 360: Reconnected conference)
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How to legally use social influencers when marketing
How to legally use social influencers when marketing Influencers are an increasingly popular and, when used correctly, effective marketing strategy for many brands. Brands may engage influencers directly to promote their products and influence the purchasing decisions of customers. In addition, platforms like Tribe enable businesses to propose a job to influencers based on their...
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The GDPR and Australian Businesses
There has been a lot of interest and concern in Australia about the applicability and impact of the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR), which came into force on 25 May 2018. As you delete that final email asking you (again) for your consent, and read the first reports of billion dollar European...
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