Month: October 2004

EasyJet launches television campaign with new strapline

Marketing Week

EasyJet is to launch its first national television campaign in November, introducing a new positioning strapline, expected to be “Come on let’s fly”. The new line will replace the low-cost airline’s original strapline “the Web’s favourite airline” and the TV ads will also introduce a “sonic signature” for the brand. The positioning has been developed […]

Coca-Cola Great Britain rolls out ‘slimline’ Diet Coke format

Marketing Week

Coca-Cola Great Britain is to roll out its ‘slimline’ 250ml Diet Coke format to Compass Travel outlets, Superdrug, T&S One Stop stores and Total Final Elf garage forecourts. The roll out will be supported by a tie-up with homeless charity Shelter and exclusive designer cans. The format was originally trialled in Boots stores (MW April […]

Flextech launches reality channel

Marketing Week

Flextech is to launch a channel specialising in reality and entertainment television, called Living TV 2. The channel is a brand extension from the existing Living TV channel and will be aimed at 16- to 44-year-old women.

Change is what the banks need

Marketing Week

As Stuart Smith says in his leader (MW September 30), financial services providers will be in for a nasty shock when the supermarkets stop playing with their food. The main obstacle banks have to overcome is making the cynical trust again. Over-promising and under-delivering are continual problems in financial services. More and more fantastic claims […]

Gov’t seeks shop for £2m fuel brief

Marketing Week

The Government is searching for a media agency to handle the media planning and buying for its estimated £2m drive to promote fuel-efficiency in the UK. The campaign will be launched under the Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra’s) Warm Front scheme, the Government’s main grant-funded programme to tackle fuel poverty. It […]

Teletext becomes three

Marketing Week

Teletext has restructured into three commercial divisions, Teletext Holidays on TV, Teletext Holiday Online and Teletext Commercial Text Services. Marketing director Marc Bell becomes divisional managing director of Teletext Holidays Online, while marketing manager Simon Sikorski becomes head of brand marketing across all divisions.