EPISODE · Jul 3, 2026 · 13 MIN
Wimbledon's Real Winners, Osaka's 350% Spike & Google's World Cup Ads | Five Things Friday UK
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The retail marketing stories that matter this week: why the brands winning Wimbledon aren't the official sponsors, Naomi Osaka's 350% search spike, Charlotte Tilbury lands in Boots, and Google's Head of Agencies UK reveals the World Cup ads topping YouTube's leaderboard. Google's Carl Read joins Alex and Simone Oloman (NIFT) to discuss the week's biggest marketing stories, including Wimbledon, Nike, Charlotte Tilbury, Boots, Evian, YouTube, Naomi Osaka, John Lewis, Cult Beauty and more. Topics include: • Why Wimbledon is becoming a creator-first marketing opportunity • Naomi Osaka's powerful brand storytelling strategy • How YouTube advertising is evolving around cultural moments • Why Charlotte Tilbury's Boots expansion matters • Pride marketing and authentic community engagement • What brands can learn from Google's latest YouTube advertising insights Carl shares Google's perspective on creator trust, emotional storytelling, YouTube performance and why today's best campaigns succeed by giving creators genuine creative freedom. Whether you're a marketer, founder, retailer or agency leader, this episode explores how brands can stay culturally relevant while building long-term trust. Featured Guest Carl Read Director, Agencies & Partners (UKI) Google Featuring Alex Simone Oloman Co-Founder & CEO, NIFT If you enjoyed the episode: ✅ Subscribe for weekly insights 👍 Like the video 💬 Tell us which story stood out most
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Google’s Carl Read joins Alex and Simone Oloman (NIFT) to discuss the week’s biggest marketing stories, including Wimbledon, Nike, Charlotte Tilbury, Boots, Evian, YouTube, Naomi Osaka, John Lewis, Cult Beauty and more.
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