Month: July 2004

Iris poster power is music to the ears

Marketing Week

Tieing up the MCCA Agency of the Year Award by the end of June has seemingly gone to the heads of the management at Iris. In celebration of the award, the agency decided to rub it in the noses of as many people as possible, and what better way to do that than putting up […]

VProcter & Gamble’s…

Marketing Week

vProcter & Gamble’s Pringles brand achieved a surprising sales success thanks to its ‘meet the players’ promotion, trailing only Coca-Cola and McDonald’s in sales on the back of Euro 2004.

Boots to launch Men’s zone

Marketing Week

Boots is launching an area in its stores dedicated to products for men called The Men’s Zone. It has also signed a two-year deal with rugby star Jonny Wilkinson to appear in its advertising. The first campaign will be to promote free cholesterol tests for shoppers aged over 45 years.

Place your bets, please

Marketing Week

It is unclear how the Gambling Bill will affect promotions, but one thing unlikely to change is the use of a ‘gambling’ element, says Steve Hemsley

VProcter & Gamble’s…

Marketing Week

vProcter & Gamble’s Pringles brand achieved a surprising sales success thanks to its ‘meet the players’ promotion, trailing only Coca-Cola and McDonald’s in sales on the back of Euro 2004.

Circus appointed by London First Centre

Marketing Week

Circus, the branding consultancy, has been appointed by London First Centre, the inward investment agency for London, to undertake a strategic brand review to help promote the capital as the leading destination for foreign investment in Europe.

BBC to axe some digital services

Marketing Week

The BBC is to close a number of its online services that do not meet a new “public value test” being introduced as part of the broadcaster’s plans for charter renewal. The test, which includes quantitative and qualitative measures, will be applied to all the broadcaster’s operations and any proposed services. This will go some […]