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Jun 16, 2015
Coca-Cola's Wendy Clark on the 'artificial divide' between creativity and effectiveness
In pursuing effectiveness, brands and agencies often disconnect creativity from the process - and marketing testing and measurement tools are partly to blame. This divide must be bridged, Wendy Clark argues in the third of our series on creative effectiveness
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