Future of Advertising Predicted by Leo Burnett Futurist

swells.jpg

Leo Burnett London Futures Editor Ben Hourahine thinks he has the answers to the future of advertising. Some of what he says makes sense. Some just reinforces the notion advertising will accost anything it can get its hand on. There are no easy answers but at least it’s being talked about.

One thing is clear. Marketers and advertisers will never again have the power they once had. There will never again be another M*A*S*H TV moment. Fragmentation will continue to the point of individualized advertising. Advertising, itself, won’t really be advertising at all. It will be an information repository people can refer to when they are interested in a particular brand or product.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

7 traits of people who check their phone throughout the night, according to psychology

7 traits of people who check their phone throughout the night, according to psychology

Global English Editing

People who smell new books before reading them usually have these 8 traits

People who smell new books before reading them usually have these 8 traits

Global English Editing

8 situations in life when a person’s true colors come out

8 situations in life when a person’s true colors come out

Global English Editing

People who are deeply self-centered usually display these behaviors according to psychology

People who are deeply self-centered usually display these behaviors according to psychology

Global English Editing

8 awkward things people with poor social skills do in public without realizing it

8 awkward things people with poor social skills do in public without realizing it

Global English Editing

8 worst habits that will age our brain quickly and result in a foggy memory

8 worst habits that will age our brain quickly and result in a foggy memory

Global English Editing