From Instagram's new grid rearrangement, to live reenactments from the Severance cast; here's the news the PG One Comms and Influence team has been Double Tapping this month ♥️
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We are PG ONE, part of the Publicis Groupe. We are the ideas, production and media for over 30 of the world’s most known and loved brands from the world’s biggest advertiser, P&G (Procter & Gamble). When you see Pampers, Gillette, Head & Shoulders, Fairy, Ariel, Always & Braun to name a few, that’s us. We are made differently to conventional agencies as we believe in the power of togetherness. Under one roof you’ll find creatives, designers, strategists, account teams, producers, project managers, data scientists, PR & advocacy teams and media talent, all working as one. And you’ll find a culture of pushing new boundaries to solve the most complex business challenges. We call this culture “Dare to be Different” and we are very proud of it. Because we know you have to keep breaking new ground, without fear, to be successful. We’re believers that our differences make us stronger, which is why we actively look for and value diversity in every sense. We aim to build teams that represent people from all backgrounds and cultures, with a diversity of thought, perspectives and skill sets. You’ll find no egos or restrictive layers of hierarchy here but instead an ambition to empower talent at every level to help shape better outcomes in work and working life. We’re always on the lookout for new talent. So please get in touch if this sounds like the place for you.
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- Advertising Services
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- 201-500 employees
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- London, England
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What does the future of strategic planning look like as AI continues to evolve? 🔍 Our Executive Strategy Director Christina Lemieux was recently featured on Google Firestarters diving into this very topic. Interviewed by Neil Perkin and alongside Tom Roach, Christina touched on the work she has been doing through the Account Planning Group to explore how the field of strategic planning will evolve in an AI world as well as how to bring AI into workflows while keeping the human in the loop. Have a watch and listen on the link below. #AI #StrategicPlanning #FutureOfStrategy #Collaboration #APG
How can strategic planners survive and thrive in the age of AI?
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A perfect example of simple yet effective advertising if we do say so ourselves 😉🙌 Thank you for the shoutout Andrew Tindall, and to the creative team at PG One for bringing this to life! Sara Leal, Rob Burleigh, Laura Etherington, Sarah Burns, STEVE MCFARLANE, Gareth Ling, Anne ONeill, Frank Coxon, Melissa Casey, Nick Langworthy, Btisam (Tis) Mailoud, Catherine G., Carla Govindji-Thorne and Olivia Fletcher!
The World’s Best Ads & Why They Work | SVP @ System1 | Marketing Effectiveness
My favourite ad this week How to tell a story in two words. I often get pushback that "storytelling" isn't possible in Out Of Home - which isn't true. This Pampers ad clearly shows how you can, and shares three principles that make #OOH that can go beyond simply landing a message: 1. A "Dramatic Scene". Sure, you can't tell a multi-stage story but if you can explain the "before" and "after" from a great static ad, you have a "Dramatic Scene" on your hands. This attracts and sustains broad attention. 2. Orlando Wood talks about this in his new A.P.E. course - what attracts attention must tell the story. In high-frequency & low-active attention media, where you look first must also serve to land the creative idea. This ad is such a brilliant example of that. 3. British writer Saki once said, "When baiting a trap with cheese, leave room for the mouse." This is such a powerful tool for posters. The image and the headline work together, and the viewer must fill in the blanks. They must do a little work themselves. All this turns a product shot and a line of copy into something entertaining, not assuming the viewer's attention. All of this is built on a strong consumer insight for their target audience. Parents want silent nights. System1 regularly test hundreds of posters with thousands of consumers to understand how OOH works with JCDecaux. You can get our latest insights in "Posters That Work" free here: https://lnkd.in/ePViC3xy I share #advertising and #marketing insights daily, follow for more.
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Rounding off the year with a bang, we recently had an incredibly insightful DE&I and L&D takeover session for our full agency team. We welcomed the formidable Sadia Siddiqui of @_LanguageMatters, speaking to us on the importance of fostering inclusive language and the power of developing culturally intelligent work. There were so many golden nuggets, but here are 3 powerful take-outs from her talk: 1. Language not only expresses ideas but also shapes our thoughts. When talking to each other, we create a mutual frame of reference, which impacts and influences who we are speaking to. 2. Given language determines our mindsets, and mindsets ultimately determine our behaviours, we must interrogate the language we use in the workplace to foster inclusion. 3. The good news is that when we encounter problematic language, changing our language can also help change cultural values and promote a more progressive narrative.
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In 2024, social media is a dynamic mix of extended formats, viral sensations, and surprising brand collaborations. As platforms evolve, here’s what’s trending in creator culture and social campaigns, straight from our monthly newsletter Double Tap. Stay tuned to Double Tap for more of what’s hot in the creator space!
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Wow. What an honour to have Olympian Kate Richardson-Walsh, who embodies PG One’s dare to be different culture, join us today as a guest speaker. It was inspiring, motivating and moving to hear first-hand of how she led the GB women’s hockey team to their first gold medal at the 2016 Olympics. Her emotional depth and raw honesty really set her apart as a speaker and writer. There’s so much to unpack and we’re all looking forward to reading her book, Winning Together, but in the meantime, here are five powerful take-aways from her talk: 1. Get clear on your vision and values - not just what they are but how you live them in your day-to-day behaviours. For example, the 2016 GB women’s hockey team even agreed how they would celebrate goals during games. 2. Build your team culture around a big, bold question – e.g., the 2016 GB women’s hockey team built their culture around the question “How do you want to be remembered.” 3. Ensure everyone with the team has clarity on their role and the knowledge that, as long as they’re giving 100% to their role, they’re doing their best - win or lose. 4. Know your own strengths and the strengths of your teammates, giving them platforms to showcase them. 5. “Your culture is defined by the worst behaviour tolerated, in yourself and others.” - John Amaechi, OBE #winningtogether #positiveimpact #inspiration #olympics
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Wow. What an honour to have Olympian Kate Richardson-Walsh, who embodies PG One’s dare to be different culture, join us today as a guest speaker. It was inspiring, motivating and moving to hear first-hand of how she led the GB women’s hockey team to their first gold medal at the 2016 Olympics. Her emotional depth and raw honesty really set her apart as a speaker and writer. There’s so much to unpack and we’re all looking forward to reading her book, Winning Together, but in the meantime, here are five powerful take-aways from her talk: 1. Get clear on your vision and values - not just what they are but how you live them in your day-to-day behaviours. For example, the 2016 GB women’s hockey team even agreed how they would celebrate goals during games. 2. Build your team culture around a big, bold question – e.g., the 2016 GB women’s hockey team built their culture around the question “How do you want to be remembered.” 3. Ensure everyone with the team has clarity on their role and the knowledge that, as long as they’re giving 100% to their role, they’re doing their best - win or lose. 4. Know your own strengths and the strengths of your teammates, giving them platforms to showcase them. 5. “Your culture is defined by the worst behaviour tolerated, in yourself and others.” - John Amaechi, OBE #winningtogether #positiveimpact #inspiration #olympics
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In 2024, beauty isn't just skin deep—it's tech-savvy, emotionally intelligent and increasingly running on AI. Staying ahead of the curve means being au fait with AI-powered skincare and mood-boosting neurocosmetics as well as understanding how skinification is driving the latest innovations in hair and body care. 💆♀️✨ PG One Executive Strategy Director, Christina Lemieux, has distilled the latest beauty industry trends into three key themes. Have a read and let us know if you prefer intuition or AI precision. 🔮 Beauty and the Bot: AI is here to play derm’ai’tologist — from expert skincare diagnoses and personalized product recommendations to predicting the impact formulations will have on your appearance ten years from now. 🧴 Skin in the Game: If your hair could talk, it would demand hyaluronic acid. Skinification is coming for your shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion—because who said skincare stops at your face? 🧠 Beauty and the Brain: Meet neurocosmetics—the perfect pick-me-up for your skin and your serotonin levels. The future is all about beauty that’s good for your glow and your mood. Link to the full report here: https://lnkd.in/e8NszrJP #beautyindustry #beautytrends #skincare #haircare #emotionalbeauty #innovation Sarah Dawson Divin Loleka Marcos Quinn Arpita Banerjee Mats Person
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The beauty industry has always been fast-moving. In the TikTok and AI-era, it’s moving at breakneck speed. Last week, Christina Lemieux, Carol Miller-Repetto and Ben Gillibrand took a day out to take in how LVMH Beauty, YSL, Estee Lauder and other global beauty brands are harnessing and monetising the latest trends and technology at the The Beauty Trends & Innovations Conference. We look forward to sharing our insights and highlights from the day shortly. Special thanks to Sebastian Kraft, Namita Mediratta, Martha Marin and Jessica U Clark for co-hosting the day.
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