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The industry needs to move with the times in terms of gender portrayal. And it is not just a 'nice to have'.
How Axe reinvented itself in order to appeal to the modern man
How detergent brand Ariel increased sales in India by 76% by encouraging progressive gender roles
Canadian yoga apparel brand Lululemon reaches out to men with stereotype-busting ad campaign
Browser extension Semcon combats gender stereotypes in online search results
Confectionery brand Godiva calls for an end to the Japanese custom of giving ‘obligation chocolates’ to colleagues on Valentine’s Day
Cosmetics brand SK-II creates online film to empower and celebrate single women in China
Outdoor retailer REI seeks to advance gender equality with series of long-term pledges
Luxury brand Kenzo creates a cinematic short film to promote its latest fragrance, sets new standard for beauty advertising
Report exploring the lifestyles and attitudes of British women aged between 53 and 72.
Stackla surveyed 2,000 adults in the US, UK and Australia, examining the content being created and shared online, and what influences consumers’ purchasing decisions most.
In 2017, discussions around gender and media have reached a fever pitch. We’ve seen movements for gender equality in Hollywood, in Silicon Valley, and even on Madison Avenue. But is the advertising industry making strides toward improving representation of women overall? This report is the first to answer that question through a rigorous, data-driven approach.
This report explores American consumers’ feelings towards ads featuring transgender people, and contains the results of a quantitative study conducted using J. Walter Thompson SONAR™