The remote revolution: Cultivating a thriving team culture in a scattered landscape

Project management platforms like Asana or Trello are your allies in a remote setting. These tools allow you to assign tasks, track progress, share documents seamlessly, and maintain a clear picture of project workflows. (Image source: Moneycontrol)

According to Sujata Biswas and Taniya Biswas, co-founders of Suta, building a strong team culture – the essential element that binds individuals into a cohesive and motivated unit – presents unique challenges in a remote setting.

From fads and trends blah-blah to hard working marketing

In marketing, as in all businesses, the adage holds the truth: "Shortcuts make long delays." Lasting success relies on taking the more difficult but rewarding path of building relationships through trust earned step-by-step over time, writes Shubhranshu Singh. (Image source: Unsplash)

A great brand never killed a business but a bad business destroyed many iconic brands, writes Shubhranshu Singh in this week’s Simply Speaking column for Storyboard18.

Mamaearth parent Honasa launches GenZ focused makeup brand Staze

The brand’s target demographic is Indian women in the age group of 18-24 years, “who prioritise innovation and quality at accessible price points". (Image via LinkedIn)

In a statement, the company said that the brand has been created by a coalition of 43 beauty experts worldwide, including product specialists, dermatologists, influencers, and makeup artists.

The Indian Premier League and the India Political League: Where are advertisers hedging their bets?

News as a genre can be leveraged in new and innovative ways to expand and deepen audience interest and engagement across media like TV, digital and social media.

In a panel discussion with Storyboard18’s editor Delshad Irani, Rahul Shivshankar, consulting editor, Network18, Ajay Dang, president and head – marketing at UltraTech Cement, Gaurav Ramdev, CMO, Protean eGov Technologies and Mohit Joshi, CEO, Havas Media Network India talk about how advertisers are planning their media strategies, in this mega-eventful year.

Mum’s the word: Ad and marketing agencies wary of talking about the poll-related work

It’s quite a predicament, says one ad agency head who wished not to be named. “On the one hand, you want to talk about the work because it is an election-related campaign, on the other hand, it would be tricky if you do,” he said. (Representative image by Kristina Flour via Unsplash)

Ad and marketing agencies are not willing to openly talk about political campaigns for 2024. Reasons range from contract-related clauses to party orders to fear of social media backlash and impact on employees.

Criteo secures MRC accreditation for retail media measurement

Accreditation by the MRC also included a review of Criteo’s GIVT detection for both Onsite Sponsored Products and Onsite Display Ads, which enables advertisers and agencies to flag certain invalid sources.(Representative Image: Carlos Muza via Unsplash)

For years, Criteo has been building a commerce media strategy for advertisers to connect with consumers throughout their shopping journey.