Advertising Beauty and Health Promotions 
Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 11, 2021
Many beauty retailers are reliant on physical experiences, but as we remain in lockdown, savvy brands are reimagining how to deliver new engaging experiences virtually by leveraging new technologies. billion in 2020 (Mordor Intelligence, 2021), Australians are major consumers of health and beauty products worldwide.
Retail TouchPoints
JANUARY 12, 2024
As 2024 advances, the importance and reach of paid social media advertising will only continue to grow. Recent data shows that online retailers are increasingly relying on social media advertising platforms to reach and engage with their target customers, while search-based channels such as Google Shopping and Bing are becoming less popular.
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Retail TouchPoints
JULY 31, 2020
We’re seeing successful advertising tactics arise in many retail verticals for different reasons. What can you learn from other verticals as you continue to drive your advertising efforts through the second half of the year? LIAs promote available products that shoppers can receive via curbside store pickup.
Inside Retail
MARCH 13, 2022
From July 1, under new guidelines from the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), social media influencers will no longer be paid to promote health and beauty products using their own personal experience. The post What does the TGA’s health influencer ‘ban’ mean for business? Short-term pain for long-term gain.
Inside Retail
OCTOBER 4, 2022
The sweeps will commence during the coming weeks as part of the consumer watchdog’s compliance and enforcement priorities as it clamps down on deceptive advertising and marketing practices. “Misleading claims about products or services undermine consumer trust and confidence in the market.”
Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
Chong, a mother of four, said postpartum life is rarely as it’s portrayed in media and advertising, and the brand wants to use representative imagery that helps women to feel “prepared, seen, understood and proud” of their postpartum journey. “Most postpartum images were simplistic post-birth representations of baby ‘bliss’ or ‘blues’.
Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
Chong, a mother of four, said postpartum life is rarely as it’s portrayed in media and advertising, and the brand wants to use representative imagery that helps women to feel “prepared, seen, understood and proud” of their postpartum journey. “Most postpartum images were simplistic post-birth representations of baby ‘bliss’ or ‘blues’.
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