Month: July 2003

Insiders’ view of a healthy brand

Marketing Week

David Silver’s observation that good internal communication is a “business-critical area that too many organisations are not getting right” is, unfortunately, spot on for too many organisations in the UK (Survey reveals ‘inadequate’ state of internal marketing, MW July 3). While millions are spent developing and promoting brands, many companies are still under-investing in communicating […]

Bulmers marketer set to quit after S&N takeover

Marketing Week

Bulmers group marketing director Jon Eggleton is understood to be leaving the company, following Scottish & Newcastle’s acquisition of the cider maker in April. It is believed that Eggleton is not interested in relocating to Scotland, where the S&N-owned Scottish Courage marketing team is based. One insider says: “I cannot see how Eggleton will be […]

Galaxy of stars take centre stage in Adidas campaign

Marketing Week

A galaxy of international football stars take centre stage in the latest Adidas global football campaign created by Amsterdam-based agency 180/ TBWA. The campaign, which breaks on August 1, features Real Madrid players David Beckham, Zinedine Zidane, Ra£ â¢González and Arsenal star Patrick Viera plus several others. It revolves around the idea that to win, […]

Arsenal FC in search for sponsor of new stadium

Marketing Week

Arsenal Football Club is embarking on a search for a naming rights sponsor for its new stadium in Ashburton Grove to help meet building costs of &£400m. An industry insider says &£60m has been mentioned for a multi-year deal, but he adds that the North London club is more likely to realise about &£30m. Previous […]

Farm scoops £2.5m Smart car business

Marketing Week

DaimlerChrysler-owned Smart car has awarded its £2.3m advertising account to Farm, after a four-way pitch. The decision will be a surprise to the industry, which had tipped Boymeetsgirl – the agency set up by Springer & Jacoby and St Lukes fou

Liquorice appointed by Archers Direct

Marketing Week

Liquorice has been appointed by Archers Direct, the direct-selling arm of Cosmos, to handle the tour operator’s direct mail and online offering. The new campaign will include direct-response press and television advertising.