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Showing posts with label #thinkwithgoogle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #thinkwithgoogle. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 April 2021

3min #thinkwithgoogle clip - What #Search #trends tell us about changing #consumer habits

 
 text from youtube "As we consider what the world could look like after the pandemic, one thing is certain: many of our old habits have changed, in some cases, permanently. By looking at thousands of Google searches across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, we’ve found fascinating insights into the new ways we’re living, working, playing, and shopping. This video features a quick overview of new habits that we expect will sustain."

Friday, 18 December 2020

2min 5sec #thinkwithgoogle clip - How would you sum up #2020 in one word?

 

text from youtube "OMD Global Chief Strategy Officer Chrissie Hanson, Creative Theory Co-Founder and CEO Tamon George, and BBDO LA Producer Storm Smith sum up a most challenging year in one word."

Friday, 13 December 2019

11min Out Of Office clip: Karen Blackett OBE, UK country manager - WPP and Chairwoman of MediaCom



text from youtube "In this episode, Karen Blackett OBE, UK Country Manager of WPP and Chairwoman of MediaCom, meets Matt Bush, Google’s MD of Agencies & Partners, and discusses creativity, consumer change, and how diversity is critical for growth. Read more: http://g.co/think/karenblackett "

Sunday, 24 November 2019

1min 18sec #thinkwithgoogle clip - Out Of Office series: U.K. agency leaders talk industry change



text from youtube "The agency and advertising landscape is in flux – but where some see disruption, others see opportunity. Introducing our new ‘Out of Office’ series, in which we interview industry leaders about what’s next for agencies, advertising and brands. Read more: http://g.co/think/outofoffice "