Google's 21% ad revenue growth fuels profit surge
Posted in: UncategorizedGoogle parent Alphabet has posted a Q3 sales hike of 24%, driven by a strong advertising performance.
Google parent Alphabet has posted a Q3 sales hike of 24%, driven by a strong advertising performance.
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Harvey Weinstein sued the studio he had co-founded, saying he needs access to records and emails to defend himself against accusations of misconduct against women.
The departure of Televisa’s controlling shareholder, Emilio Azcárraga, is a step toward remaking the company to deal with the increasing fragmentation of Mexico’s media audience.
“It kind of feels like Rome is burning,” one honoree said at a celebration hosted by Women and Hollywood, which advocates for gender parity in the film business.
72andSunny expanded its creative team in New York by hiring four creative directors: Tara Lawall, Devon Hong, Gabrielle Shirdan and Caio Lazzuri.
Lawall will be tasked with leading 72andSunny’s Yoplait and Totinos accounts and arrives at the agency from Droga5, where she has worked as a creative director since November of 2012. Prior to that she served stints as a freelance copywriter with BBDO New York, Mother New York and McCann, among other agencies. She has also taught at Miami Ad School since 2010.
Hong will lead 72andSunny’s Cheerios account. He also arrives at the agency from Droga5, where he served as art director and associate creative director and worked with clients including Honey Maid, Dixie, belVita, Airwick, Uniqlo and Prudential. Prior to Droga5, he served a stints as an art director with BBH, where he worked with clients including Google and Cole Haan, and Y&R New York, where he worked on Bacardi.
Lazzuri will co-lead 72andSunny’s Comcast and Xfinity account. He arrives after six years with Wieden + Kennedy, as an art director and then creative director. Before joining W+K, he spent time with Goodby, Silverstein & Partners and AKQA. A industry veteran of around two decades who worked in his native Brazil and the Middle East before moving to the U.S. in 2006, Lazzuri has worked with clients including Coca-Cola, Nike, GE, Microsoft, HP, Chevy, Frito Lay, Target, Sprint and Secret over the course of his career.
Shirdan will co-lead 72andSunny’s Nature Valley account. She arrives from SpikeDDB, where she served as associate creative director and worked with clients including Cadillac, JBL, AARP/Ad Council and the NYPD.
Activation and consumer engagement agency Match Marketing hired Tessa Allison (pictured, left) as vice president, account director and Katherine Seltzer (pictured, right) as account director, with both based out of its Norwalk, Connecticut office.
Allison will be tasked with providing planning and leadership for Match’s integrated business, while working to “identify efficiencies and provide strategic direction to drive client solutions.”
She arrives at Match Marketing from Project Worldwide’s Motive, where she spent over six and a half years as account director and provided creative and strategic director for clients including Pepsi, Moët & Chandon, The Macallan and Highland Park. Prior to that Allison spent nearly five years client-side as regional marketing specialist for the Seattle region and then senior corporate marketing manager for restaurant chain Qdoba, followed by a brief stint with Energy Kitchen.
“I was attracted to Match by their diverse roster of clients, their footprint across North America and the unique approach they take to combine their capabilities to ensure the best outcome for their clients, Tessa said in a statement. “I look forward to being a part of the team and continue to build on their success.”
Seltzer will be responsible for providing strategic direction on fully integrated campaigns for some of the agency’s tier one clients. She rejoins the agency following nearly nine years in a series of account leadership roles at Motive, most recently serving as senior account supervisor.
“I am excited to join the Match team in Norwalk as an Account Director,” Seltzer said in a statement. “Match has a unique end-to-end service model that revolves around their commitment to creating an excellent client experience which is a key part to successful client relationships and I am excited to take part.”
“We are excited to welcome Tessa and Katherine to the team at Match and are confident that their integrated expertise and experience will help us continue to drive our business,” added Match president and CEO Michael Dill. “Both Tessa and Katherine have strong, diverse backgrounds that will help us apply new approaches to continue to deliver best-in-class strategies to our clients.”
BMW is making some changes.
Yesterday the German auto brand confirmed that it will be going through a procurement-mandated U.S. creative review, as expected by everyone who was paying attention. According to a party who spoke to us on background, the review has yet to enter the RFP phase, and it will conclude around February or March of 2018.
Incumbent KBS, which lost the web design and social media portions of the business late last year, declined to comment on the review or clarify whether it will defend the business. It may be worth noting that a creative duo hired specifically to work on the account recently headed over to 360i after less than six months.
Two people who discussed the review with us said that BMW will ask its next agency partners to focus on adapting global creative assets for the U.S. market, or remaking European ads. This is part of an overall drive to reduce costs and create fewer campaigns worldwide.
BMW is also expected to name two new agency partners: one as creative lead and one on digital. This is in keeping with the recent Mini review, which saw Pereira & O’Dell win the former role and 360i the latter. According to a very reliable source, Anomaly, R/GA, 360i and AKQA have already begun talks with the client.
In another agency shift, BMW ended its relationship with former social media agency of record Laundry Service and moved that portion of the account to Critical Mass, which has been running its web design work since last December.
“Following a great year of working with BMW on various projects, we have agreed that both parties are looking for a different type of partner,” said a Laundry Service spokesperson. “In January, we look forward to sharing exciting updates regarding our work in the auto space. We have always enjoyed any work we’ve done with BMW and greatly appreciate their partnership.”
Critical Mass has not yet responded to a request for comment.
-Jack Morton launched a new spot for mattress brand Zinus (video above).
-Adweek explains “How 73 FCB Offices Made 1,440 Minute-Long Ads for One Gaming Campaign.”
-R/GA chairman and CEO Bob Greenberg discusses how “constantly re-evaluating has helped his company…stay ahead of industry disruption.”
-Amazon’s ad revenue continues to grow, appears to account for around $1 billion.
-The Dallas Zoo named independent agency Johnson & Sekin as its new agency of record.
–Paddington Bear will star in Grey London’s Christmas spot for Marks & Spencer’s.
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-New York sound company Sonic Union is expanding with a new studio and creative lab overlooking Bryant Park, led by principal mix engineer/sound designer Joe O’Connell.
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The end of October is generally known for two things. The first being Halloween. The second is the end of riding season for most motorcycle owners. With this in mind, Zulu Alpha Kilo developed a unique retail poster and social post for Harley-Davidson Canada that coincided with these special dates. The idea was to promote Harley-Davidson Genuine Parts and Merchandise with a Halloween theme. The iconic Harley Skull is paid tribute to by literally being made up of every part of the legendary Sportster bike, Forty-Eight®.