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Category Archives: Retail
How well do big brands communicate sustainability?
Companies may talk a good game when it comes to sustainability and corporate social responsibility, but how well do they really communicate the issues to consumers?
Posted in Business, Marketing, Media, Retail, Social media, Sustainability
Tagged ABF, ABInBev, Coca-Cola, Danone, Diageo, Facebook, General Mills, Johnson & Johnson, Kimberly-Clark, Mars Inc, McDonald's, Mondelez, Nestle, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Sustainly, Unilever
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Sipping sustainably: Cheers for green beers (and wines)
We’re increasingly interested in sustainability here at Weltch Media. We like the odd glass of wine or beer too, so when we received a story that involved both, we were naturally interested.
Posted in Business, Marketing, Retail, Sustainability, Uncategorized
Tagged Abby Quillen, beer, drink, infographic, sustainability, wine
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Big brands fail to reach consumers on sustainability
Some of the world’s biggest consumer goods companies are missing out on a golden opportunity to communicate about sustainability with consumers, a new report reveals.
Posted in Business, Marketing, Public relations, Retail, Social media
Tagged Coca-Cola, Dove, Facebook, Matthew Yeomans, McDonald's, Nestle, Sustainly
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50 great social media screw-ups and the lessons they teach us
These days it’s hard to avoid social media consultants and in-house specialists shouting about showing pride in their recent corporate social triumphs.
Posted in Business, Media, Retail, Social media, Uncategorized
Tagged #FAIL, business, communication, marketing, PR, social media, Social Media Influence, social networks
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You don’t need 3D glasses – but rose-tinted ones might help!
Guest post by TV motor racing commentator Richard John Neil on his latest venture – a niche publication on old-time oval track motor sport.
Posted in Business, Historic motor sport, Magazines, Media, Motor sport, Oval racing, Retail, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged hot rod racing, magazines, media, motor sport, oval racing, publishing, stock car racing
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Pay attention – infographics put us all in the picture
We seem to be surrounded by infographics these days, but we’re not complaining – though we wonder whether they are a sign of our dwindling attention spans.
Posted in Business, Design, Education, Media, Retail, Social media, Uncategorized
Tagged art, Cardiff, Cardiff Design Festival, design, education, Facebook, flowers, graphic design, images, learning, pictures, social media, Social Media Influence, social network, teaching
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BT goes crowdsourcing again – time to vote ‘bubble’
The BT couple, Jane and Adam, want your help again – this time you’re asked to choose their wedding car.
Posted in Broadcast, Business, Historic motor sport, Media, Motoring, Retail, Social media, Television, Transport, Uncategorized
Tagged Adam and Jane, advertising, Bentley, BT, bubble car, crowdsourcing, Facebook, Ford, Isetta, Jane and Adam, microcar, Mustang, royal wedding, sms, telephone, text messaging, TV, vote, wedding
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Frocks from rocks – the stunning designs hidden for millennia
Some of the most stunning designs we’ve ever seen are produced by our client weston naturally exclusive – or, more accurately, by nature. Because weston’s work comes from the patterns hidden for millennia in rocks and minerals.
Posted in Broadcast, Business, Design, Education, Fashion, Media, Public relations, Retail, Social media, Television, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, business, Cardiff, Cardiff Design Festival, Cardiff University, design, dresses, Facebook, fashion, frocks, geology, higher education, Liberty, London, minerals, nature, retail, rocks, scarves, Sian Lloyd, Television, Welsh School of Architecture
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