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Jul 26, 2012
In a future of disloyal, distracted consumers, creativity is key: Ipsos
Marketers are facing a ‘perfect storm’ with commoditisation of their products and increasingly informed, demanding and disloyal consumers. Wooing them back will take innovation and creativity, according to an Ipsos report.
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