Philippa Dunjay
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London, United Kingdom United Kingdom
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Planner at Karmarama
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Advertising / Marketing / PR
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I just want to do good work. And also win the Booker Prize. I like to plan from culture back to brand, not brand out. I like the weird digital microcultures: forum signatures, ASMR videos on Youtube, 'spilling tea' on Twitter, a Tumblr on Wetherspoons' carpets. Someone out there is already doing it better and weirder than your brand ever can.
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Content? We've Forgotten About Social Media Behaviour

9 years ago • 337 Views

The Representation of Women in Advertising

9 years ago • 1085 Views

Cannes Lions 2016: The Trends Decoded

8 years ago • 629 Views

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United London Case Studies

Richard Huntington • 17 years ago

BALLSY Guide To The SXSW 2016 Talks You Should Vote For NOW

Jon Burkhart • 9 years ago

Wolf & Wilhelmine x Miami Ad School - Qual 101

Valerie Nguyen • 9 years ago

Consumer Trends at Cannes Lions 2016 - Canvas8

Canvas8 • 9 years ago

The Representation of Women in Advertising

Philippa Dunjay • 9 years ago

Martin Wiegel: How to fail. From Golden Drum 2012

Mitya Voskresensky • 12 years ago

How Google Works

Eric Schmidt • 10 years ago

Why Content Marketing Fails

Rand Fishkin • 11 years ago
Personal Information
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London, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Occupation
Planner at Karmarama
Industry
Advertising / Marketing / PR
About
I just want to do good work. And also win the Booker Prize. I like to plan from culture back to brand, not brand out. I like the weird digital microcultures: forum signatures, ASMR videos on Youtube, 'spilling tea' on Twitter, a Tumblr on Wetherspoons' carpets. Someone out there is already doing it better and weirder than your brand ever can.
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advertising creativity social media marketing content strategy pr social media content marketing social media strategy brands feminism femvertising representation shoreditchhouse women marketing and advertising ycn empowerment gender cannes strategy lions planning trends awards
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