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WFA CEO Stephan Loerke reports back from COP27, where the real action is happening away from political leaders.
Nathalie Lam, Philips Global Head of Sponsorship and Marketing Transformation Lead, explains how Philips wants its creative content to match the diversity of its audience. This is the first article in a series by WFA Diversity & Inclusion Taskforce members ahead of its 2023 inclusion census.
The results will provide a check on progress in people’s perceptions of diversity, equity and inclusion in their organisations and the industry more broadly. The global research will include 33 markets and run alongside UK’s All In.
Please note that GARM was discontinued on August 8. See more here.
It’s worth reminding ourselves why brand safety matters and how global advertisers have taken the lead in trying to make digital platforms places where they are comfortable for their brands to appear. WFA CEO Stephan Loerke explains.
Please note that GARM was discontinued on August 8. See more here.
The Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM) has been working hard over the last three years to help marketers protect brand reputation. Rob Rakowitz, WFA Initiative Lead for GARM, explains how the tools put transparency and choice back into the industry.
Please note that GARM was discontinued on August 8 2024. See more here.
The Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM) is an advertiser-led cross-industry effort to remove harmful content from ad-supported digital media, in the interest of protecting consumers and safeguarding advertiser rights on supporting suitable media content.
On 30 March, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a Directive on Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition. Crucially, this text proposes to ban practices related to ‘greenwashing’, as listed under the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive’s (UCPD) exclusion list. On this page you can download WFA’s suggested amendments to the proposal, which it has co-signed with an active coalition of trade associations.
Meeting overview and presentations from WFA’s Media Forum on the 22nd September 2022
Meeting overview, presentations and briefings from WFA’s Responsible Advertising and Children (RAC) programme meeting on 21 September 2022.
Nearly half of clients, agencies, ad tech and media companies think the industry is facing its “worst-ever crisis” when it comes to talent, reaching 54% among agencies, according to recent WFA research. In light of this acute crisis, four industry experts share their views on the size and source of the issue and how companies can take practical actions to address these challenges.
WFA podcast host, David Wheldon, speaks with Susan Akkad, Senior Vice President, Local and Cultural Platforms, Corporate Innovation at The Estée Lauder Companies, about the importance for brands to listen and cater to diverse audiences to stay relevant.
Overview of the Digital Governance Exchange (DGX) meeting held remotely on 15 September 2022
The new WFA CMO Guide to Data Ethics in Practice offers CMOs practical insight on how to apply ethics to data and AI.
The CMO Guide to Data Ethics in Practice puts forward a global data ethics framework aimed at helping CMOs address rising regulatory and consumer expectations when it comes to data-driven marketing and understand their responsibilities around data and AI.
A WFA member has recently experienced a substantial decrease in the number of people opting into cookies tracking meaning that their analytics platform (Adobe) is tracking fewer and fewer people as time goes on. This has made it harder for them to accurately report business results and optimize their campaigns.
Reversing the decline in creative communications effectiveness
Repositioning apps for Businesses in APAC.
Deciding if an ad is irresponsible or targets minors is a tricky business. It is rarely black and white.
With creative communications effectiveness on the decline, what can brand owners do to reverse the decline and drive sustainable brand growth?
This joint WFA and MediaSense study examining global media talent was launched in May 2022 on the back of the Media2025 research which revealed how 56% of brands felt that a skills shortage was holding the industry back.
Non-WFA members can download a copy of this document at www.wfanet.org/mediatalent
How a car brand stood up against discrimination on social media and earned 184 million impressions in the process.
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 16 June 2022