Month: April 2004

Gulf Air reviews media business

Marketing Week

Gulf Air is reviewing its media planning and buying account as the airline looks to drive revenues following the downturn caused by the conflict in the Gulf last year. The airline normally invests &£1.5 to &£2m in advertising in the UK, but scaled down its spend to &£100,000 last year as demand for flights to […]

Camelot is not ‘Under Siege’

Marketing Week

Even though WCRS has passed the National Lottery baton to Abbott.Mead Vickers.BBDO, I must help to redeem the reputation of my ex-client from the ravages of your out-of-control keyboard (MW last week). I was surprised at the lack of recognition of the fact that in less than ten years Camelot has built some of the […]

Sponsorship influence can be measured

Marketing Week

Who says that there is no “scientific measurement” to access the real influence that sponsorship has on consumers? (Ben Pincus, Letters, MW last week) Millward Brown has for many years carried out sophisticated and sensitive measures of sponsorship effectiveness (particularly as part of the total communications measurements on our Advanced Tracking Programmes – ATPs). The […]

Into swann’s shoes

Marketing Week

Sara Weller may not be one of marketing’s most flamboyant characters, but she is known to be one of its most talented. As she prepares to take on her next challenge as Argos managing director, Amanda Wilkinson looks beyond the cool exterior th

Totesport confirms ECB deal

Marketing Week

Totesport has confirmed its deal with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to become the sponsor of the totesport League, formerly known as the National Cricket League (MW last week).