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Andrew Tindall
Assistant Brand Manager - Johnnie Walker UK @ Diageo
Andrew Tindall is currently an Assistant Brand Manager for Johnnie Walker UK at Diageo, a leading global beverage company. His role involves managing brand strategies and marketing initiatives for one of the world's most recognized whisky brands.
Tindall's professional background includes experience in brand management and marketing, contributing to his expertise in developing and executing brand strategies. He is known for his ability to leverage consumer insights to drive brand performance and engagement.
In addition to his work at Diageo, Tindall is active on LinkedIn, where he shares insights related to advertising and marketing trends, reflecting his commitment to fostering innovation within the industry. His educational background includes studies at King's Business School, further enhancing his qualifications in the field of marketing and brand management.
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All the emotions you'll feel while reading the only marketing strategy magazine
The charts on page three are filthy.
We are very lucky, Pro Mag's 2024 edition is all about the Golden Age of Effectiveness. Mark Ritson's on the cover. I'm on page 22 sharing "MAKE YOUR SH*T GOLDEN", how to be effective in this age of efficiency.
It's loaded with new charts, data, and practical tips to help marketers balance all this output metric counting with the inputs: effective advertising. Sparing some thought for what's going in the 'pipe' for once.
It's chock full of marketing legends sharing their expertise on MMM to brand planning - Dr Grace Kite, Steffen Saemann, Lenka Halíková, Petr Halík, Peter Field, Jenni Romaniuk, Sorin Patilinet, Stefan Sarvas, Martin Kluson, Zdeněk Linc, Rostislav Čítek.
Proficio has done an amazing job. The industry is lucky that someone's spending their time creating something like this. Share it far and wide with marketing enthusiasts.
You can read the beautiful digital version free here: https://lnkd.in/ePD-_kNg
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A key moment in marketing history.
Dr Pepper just overtook Pepsi in the States.
I've spent a month collecting data to show that this is the most impressive example of the power of proper, effective marketing. Anyone working in advertising should be screaming about this from the rooftops.
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. have spent 139 years delivering the same simple positioning: Different, High Flavour, Pepper. It would have been far too enticing for someone new to join the team and mess with this. But they didn't.
It's a story of a brand team quietly just doing their jobs.
Don't be fooled by some articles you may see about this. Sure, they have harnessed the power of TikTok to grow their brand and reach new audiences. It's a digital masterclass in itself. But that isn't the whole story.
TV has played a huge role here. Vivvix data shows they've been secretly spending more and more on old faithful TV ads. Brilliant evidence of Les Binet and Peter Field's work showing how Extra Share of Voice can still grow brands. Despite being almost a third of the size of Coca-Cola - Dr Pepper has been spending just as much.
Better yet, System1 research with 225,000 American consumers shows their ads are more effective than the category, and each ad made by Deutsch LA keeps getting more effective for long and short-term business results.
The cherry on top: the best is yet to come. They've impressively refused to become an 'icon' by listening to consumers, launching innovation and refreshing their brand for 2024. Tracksuit brand data shows they are the most distinctive and relevant brand. Their brand is even as strong as Coca-Cola with younger consumers.
In my The Drum column this week I share all the data, and why I think they have a chance at beating Coca-Cola next. Read it for free here: https://lnkd.in/eNQpk7sK
Brilliant chart from Voronoi App. With data from Beverage Digest via The Wall Street Journal.
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The Coca-Cola Company PepsiCo Jon Evans
