Month: May 2003

BDDH poised to win £4m Orange Glo

Marketing Week

Orange Glo is tipped to hand its £4m advertising business to Partners BDDH after a three-month search. The US household goods company has been hunting for an agency to mastermind its UK push since it introduced its three-product cleaning range

Selling like hot radio receivers

Marketing Week

Your media analysis on digital radio (MW last week) was spot on in its assessment of the potential of DAB for advertisers, and the need for Rajar measurement of digital radio stations to demonstrate broadcaster confidence in the medium. I do, however, take issue with Mark Helm of MediaVest in his evaluation of the new […]

Carling to sponsor buskers on the Tube

Marketing Week

Carling, the Coors Brewers lager brand, is to sponsor busking on the London Underground with an estimated budget of &£500,000. London Underground (LU) first revealed plans to launch licensed busking pitches last June (MW June 27, 2002). It will create a pool of busking musicians who will rotate performances across 25 official pitches, sited in […]

The start of a clean break for TV ads?

Marketing Week

TV United 2003: A preview of the Marketing Week conference in Bath. Brodcasters say they are standing shoulder to shoulder to make TV ads work. Advertisers, however, may be spoiling for a fight. The TV industry has for the past few years been split by in-fighting, with the major players unable to agree a strategy […]

Actions speak louder than words in ads

Marketing Week

The use of iconic gestures in television ads helps boosts recall among viewers, according to the latest tranche of research into how the brain responds to messages on the TV, by Professor Geoffrey Beattie, head of psychology at Manchester University. Beattie is to unveil the latest phase of his research at the TV United 2003 […]