Chip off the Blog

Well, the Superbowl has come and gone, and with it some of the most expensive TV ads to grace our humble screens. Despite the rise of digital, TV still stands firm as the leading advertising choice among big brands.

In the last few weeks, Burger King has been the focus of many news headlines due to a bold advertising move, taking a political stance on the pressing matter which the UK cannot escape at the moment - Brexit and the election. I wanted to take a quick look at whether it’s safe for Burger King to play in this arena, and what has led them to this point.

We have a fantastic opportunity for a talented digital advertising executive to join a young vibrant company with an amazing culture, to support an exciting period of growth.

Advertising has always had to conform to certain standards. Regulations (supposedly) exist to prevent offensive and harmful content from reaching the airwaves, magazine pages, billboards and, more

There’s a lot to love about remarketing – after all, it’s a second chance to convert after a visitor leaves your website. And thanks to the power of data and the sophistication of display, social and search networks, you can handpick an approach for different audiences using detailed information about their behaviours and preferences on and off your website.