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Unpack our foolproof guide to making the most of your week in the French Rivera amidst the hustle and bustle of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity ???? We’re heading back to Cannes this year for our second rodeo, and want to share some advice that we would’ve loved to have known as first-timers. Discover our do’s, don’ts, and recommendations here: https://lnkd.in/eugv9MNy #CannesLions #CannesLions2024 #Cannes2024 #CannesEvemts #influencermarketing #creatoreconomy #influenceragency

Cannes Lions has its own ‘walled garden’ – but is it a bug or a feature? In my final column covering this year’s festival, I ask why there is still a (very physical) disconnect between the creative and media industries here in Cannes - and why creativity isn't just a realm for the ‘big ideas’ visionaries. With even the Lions judges themselves saying that the standard of some entries “just wasn’t exceptional” and with creatively awarded ads now performing ‘average’ compared to previous years, do we need a rethink on what modern marketing creativity actually is? And is this a way to build a more joined up festival next year? Read my full column in the comments below, FREE TO READ today alongside my five daily travelogue?articles written on the ground in Cannes Lions 2024. Just login or create a free account for early bird access to all 6 articles. Thank you to... Hugh Stevens, LiveRamp, Orlando Wood, System1, Sir John Hegarty, The Garage Soho, Charlotte Rawlings, Campaign UK, Andrew Tindall, System1 ...for their input and/or inspiration in writing this article. Joseph Arthur Jyoti Rambhai Reem Makari Celine Yaseen Samantha Johnston Jess MacDermot #performancemarketing #canneslions #marketing #creativity

While everyone (looking at you Michael Thill) is off enjoying the sun and creativity at Cannes Lions, here I am, not jealous at all. Seriously, not one bit jealous. Not even a little. For those unfamiliar, the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is a premier event in the advertising and communications industry. It runs from June 17-21 this year and features over 150 hours of content with around 500 speakers from across the globe. Icons like Deepak Chopra, Jay Shetty, and representatives from top companies like Google and P&G are sharing insights and innovations that are shaping the industry. https://lnkd.in/gv7s3rQH Why do we flock to events like this? The draw is in both the recognition and the opportunity for professional growth. From a behavioral science perspective, humans have a deep-seated desire for validation and acknowledgment. Awards like the Cannes Lions provide a platform to be judged and, hopefully, celebrated for our creativity and hard work. But why do we want to be judged? The answer lies in the psychological satisfaction of recognition, which can enhance self-esteem and motivate continued excellence. Beyond personal satisfaction, there are significant business reasons for pursuing these accolades. Winning at Cannes can enhance a company’s reputation, attract new clients, and justify higher fees for services. In essence, these awards are a tangible marker of success and a powerful marketing tool. However, at Havas Edge we believe that the best award is the trust and loyalty of our clients. While it's great to be recognized on such a prestigious stage, our ultimate goal is to consistently deliver value and results for our clients, day in and day out. That, to us, is the most meaningful accolade of all. Still, would be nice to be there.

Five days until kick off for the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. This will be my 12th consecutive Festival and each year there are more and more ‘Top Tips’ from the Jurors, team, and repeat festival attendees on how to “do Cannes”. Of course it would be remiss of me to offer anything other than the most #Effective tips - so here are my Top Tips on how to have an Effective #CannesLions. 1. Plan your diary - arrange breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffees, afternoon cocktails, post dinner drinks, early morning swims, parties, Festival sessions (and of course don’t forget to diarise 15.15-15.45 Thursday 20 June https://lnkd.in/eBthy4yb) - its not everyday you will get to see me taking on the role of an Inglorious B***ard CEO (seriously), whilst we unpack brand new findings from a comprehensive study into levels of alignment across the CEO/CFO/CMO trifecta… 2. Get ready for your diary to not go at all to plan. 3. Carry portable phone charges - see point above - everybody's day becomes fluid (some fluidity more down to rose consumption than others) - get ready to reschedule, rebook and reset. 4. Plan at least two days post #CannesLions to do your follow up, not just resetting your liver, but your reaching out to those new and old contacts you bumped into on the Croisette and nailing those potential new business opportunities. 5. Flat comfortable shoes are a must - its been said before, but that doesn’t make it any less effective. The Croissette is just under 1.5miles long, and whilst you won’t need to head to the end of it, and back, every time.. you will be making multiple trips up and down throughout the day. Day in day out. Comfortable shoes, trust me… 6. And as a corollary to the above, a bike is even bigger win…. 7. Check out the work in the basement - when else do you get time to see the BEST creativity from all over the world in the one place. Take it - and question it, what worked, how do you think it worked, review and learn. 8. Check out the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity #CreativeEffectiveness Awards show - I’m honoured to be a Cannes Lions Effectiveness master, and to have helped pull the criteria together for its launch back in 2011. Fast forward to 2024 and its an effective way of seeing at a glance commercial creativity at work. 9. Talk to everyone, The Effectiveness Partnership is a UK-based business and we have built our worldwide client base through sometimes serendipitous conversations on the Croisette. ?? 10. Talk to me. We have helped deliver hundreds actually frankly 1000's of effectiveness cases across #CannesLions, #Effies, WARC, IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) and more. And we do this by upskilling your team and embedding cultures of effectiveness in clients and agency teams. Message me - it will be the most effective thing you do across the 5 days of the Festival.

Hey guys, it's one of my favourite times of the year. It's Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity Week(June 17-25)! The most anticipated time (With the Super Bowl ads in close second) for creatives and advertising folks worldwide. If you are one of the unlucky people that won't be in France, then get ready to be peppered with loads of unmissable events. From speeches, masterclasses from idols you will never meet, to awards you only dream of winning, and after parties that are better than most wedding ceremonies, you will be missing them all. #fact. Don't blame yourself, it may not be totally your fault. Maybe, you did some great work but your agency was too broke or stingy to submit your entry. Maybe they did and you didn't make the shortlist #Sorry, better luck next time. But if you didn't do any great work, I am sure you have accepted your faith in enjoying every moment via the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity page on this app. Just like people drool over other people's lives on the gram, you too can live vicariously through the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity page. How do I know this? I know, because I attended the festival last year via my LinkedIn page and I intend on doing it again this year because going to Cannes is cost! It's not child's play when you are paying over an average of 5,000 Euros just for tickets to the festival. Let's even say I’m on a diet and intend to fast for a week, we haven’t bought flight tickets or booked hotel rooms! #Itiswell Truth is, attending and winning @ Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is one of the top ranking things on my bucket list and I intend on making that happen one day but until then, I have mounted my bed on the streets of LinkedIn because I'm not missing a beat. So to everyone attending, please share pictures, recordings and everything shareable for us humble kids. Good luck to everyone, every agency shortlisted and cheers to a great week. P.S. Since you guys have no plans of attending Cannes this year(not like you can if you wanted to ??) , you may as well click the link https://lnkd.in/dRzGPcrb and hop over to Advertising Anonymous Podcast and listen to some Cannes winning guest over there??. Cheers

"Now it is time to aim higher and elevate the view of marketing in the eyes of its most critical C-suite peer." Managing Director, Dan Southern, talks to The Drum about the importance of CFO presence at the Festival of Creativity in the mission to align marketing's importance with the financial side of the business. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/e_G8AAWz

Did you know that last Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity no one was awarded the 'Grand Prix for Good'? Indeed, it was the only category at Cannes not to have work deemed 'good' enough to win a Lion. We believe the industry can do better, and this year we aim to highlight some of the work that is trying to do 'good' with our 'Walk the Work: The Responsible Edit' tours. Spaces are filling up fast, so if you'd like to sign up to a tour, or indeed sit down and grab a coffee with Responsible Marketing Agency, please click on the link in the comments below. Alice Brady Aina Fuller #canneslions2024 #responsiblemarketing?#responsiblemedia?#sustainablemarketing

A Carrot named Cannes ! First of all, Congratulations to every winner, every shortlist and every entrant at Cannes 2024. The festival of creativity is not what is celebrated at The Palais des Festivals et des Congrès. It starts the moment you get that one thought that sprouts as a potential idea which you want to share and wait for it to be accepted. And then when you take efforts to sell the idea to your client. Making sure the idea is executed, refined and crafted to perfection. When you spend days and nights perfecting the case presentation. Then eagerly wait for the competition to be thrown open for entry. Finally looking for the right category to be entered in and then looking forward to the shortlist announcement. From the day you get the idea to the day you get the results, every moment is a celebration of creativity. From ideation to appreciation to acceptance to approvals to execution to submission, every milestone is a celebration. And just after the festival, the race will start. To hunt the Lion next June. No matter how many Lions you bring to your shelf, the Lions never cease to attract you. Every Lion home is a reason for bringing the other Lion home. It’s not about why you didn’t get the Lion this year, It’s about how long can you feed the Lion in you and keep it alive. Because the blood you tasted will keep on feeding the Lion of your dreams. It will never dry. The Lion will chase the ideas in your veins and get it out without waiting for any brief. The Lion will roar and get the approvals. The Lion will not let you sleep. As long as the Lion is looking for it’s prey inside, you’ll continue to hunt. It takes a Lion to hunt a Lion. So keep the Lion on its paws and be ready to rule the jungle. #canneslions2024 #cannes #canneslions #cannes #advertising #AdvertisingAwards

Hey community! As we continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in the events industry, let's take a closer look at a crucial aspect that's often overlooked: researching and vetting potential entertainers. Why are we missing the mark? We've all been there - pressed for time, juggling multiple tasks, and trying to deliver an unforgettable experience for our attendees. But let's be honest, neglecting to thoroughly research and vet entertainers can lead to mediocre events, disappointed attendees, and a loss of reputation. Let's work as a community to identify the common pitfalls: -Lack of time and resources -Insufficient knowledge of the entertainment industry -Failure to understand the event's purpose and audience Consequences of neglecting entertainer research and vetting: -Unengaging performances -Inconsistent branding -Negative word-of-mouth Let's lift each other up with these solutions: -Allocate sufficient time and budget for entertainer research -Develop relationships with reputable entertainment agencies -Clearly define the event's purpose, audience, and desired outcomes -Conduct thorough background checks and reviews -Request demos, references, and testimonials What are some other common mistakes we make as event planners, and how can we improve? Let's learn from each other and elevate our craft! #eventplanning #eventsindustry #communityfirst #entertainment #research #vetting #collaborationmatters

Open question to planners/promoters: Is it really necessary for an event to expand when successful? Or is it better to retain the exclusivity of a smaller event (context below) Another successful event last week, a couple of tickets shy of a sellout actually (fully tooting our horn here, the team put a lot of work into it) We were approached by a DJ afterwards singing her praises on the event, saying that we should expand into larger venues with a better headcount, increase ticket price to cover any overhead. Not sure how I feel about that, with the current set up everyone has a good time and gets paid, the venue are happy, and we're creating a space for a more dedicated following.