Thorntons launches microsite to promote festive offers
Marketing WeekThorntons has launched a new online Christmas microsite, taking the same “We Believe” approach as its offline advertising.
Thorntons has launched a new online Christmas microsite, taking the same “We Believe” approach as its offline advertising.
There is unease for retailers this Christmas as recent surveys show mixed messages about consumers’ spending in the winter period.
Lonely Planet, owned by BBC Worldwide, has appointed Douglas Schatz to be its managing director EMEA.
ITV is to launch a Facebook application that enables users to catch up on content through the ITV Player service, recommend their favourites to friends, be recommended programmes directly via the app, and discover how compatible their likes and dislikes are.
The Football Association has decided not to recruit a commercial director while it concludes a review of its business.
Packard Bell has signed a deal with Moto-GP champion Valentino Rossi to design a new range of notebooks and netbooks for them.
Tiger Woods’ alleged infidelities could cost the US PGA, television networks and Nike $220m (£136m) in lost revenues, according to observers.
Nestle Purina Pet Care is launching a new pan-European ad campaign to promote its Friskies cat food range.
BSkyB’s first ever 3D cinema advertisement will run before science-fiction epic Avatar to promote the launch of its forthcoming 3D service.
Lord Mandelson has told union leaders that he has no power to stop the takeover of Cadbury.
Struggling sports retailer JJB has reported a slump in sales for the last five months and expects Christmas trading to be difficult.
TUI UK’s two travel brands, Thomson Holidays and First Choice, have overhauled their annual marketing campaigns to focus on customer service, digital CRM and added value.
British Gas is launching a cinema campaign to promote its free swimming initiative.
Recent innovations in direct marketing mix cutting-edge technology with back-to-basics strategies to create a more integrated customer experience.
Consumers are attracted to celebrity endorsed products and many want to see more local stars being used, but there is rowing cynicism of their blanket use and of personalities having multiple brand deals.