Month: February 2012

Tesco Clubcard

Tesco in CSR push

Rosie Baker

Tesco has launched a campaign to encourage customers to donate Clubcard points accrued for environmentally friendly behaviour to help fund a rainforest conservation initiative.

infiniti

Infiniti switches to green positioning

Rosie Baker

Luxury car brand Infiniti is to launch its first electric car as part of a move to combine high performance with a new green positioning, a switch that comes as research reveals that car marques could quadruple sales of eco cars by targeting high-end consumers.

Secret Marketer

The Secret Marketer on poorly targeted emails

David Coveney

I’m sure the only thing that stops me finding the time to develop an award-winning, ground-breaking campaign is the constant stream of emails to my inbox. I’m sure you’ll join me in congratulating Thierry Breton, the chief executive of European IT services company Atos Origin, who plans to ban all internal staff emails by 2014. […]

Oreo

Kraft to bolster key brands in Europe

Seb Joseph

Kraft, the US food company, is well positioned to split into two separate companies later this year, according to its chief executive, after sales of its key brands in Europe and North America put it on track to deliver “top tier” growth in 2012.

MaryLou Costa

Can Asda be a mum’s best friend?

MaryLou Costa

Insights from Asda’s first ‘Mumdex’ may provide the retailer with a powerful edge, as results show that UK mums are looking not just for a financial break but support to deal with overall impacts of the economic crisis. Asda’s Mumdex is a clever tool. For a supermarket that does not offer a loyalty card scheme […]

holger

How SWISS is bouncing back

Josie Allchin

SWISS: the brand bouncing back by embracing Swiss culture, read the cover story here Read what other marketers have to ask the SWISS chief commercial officer, Holger Haetty. Marketing Week (MW): Can you take us back 10 years to the Swissair breakdown and the circumstances surrounding that? Holger Haetty (HH): It was a very different […]

Marks and Spencer TV app

M&S loses key digital director

Rosie Baker

Marks & Spencer has suffered a blow to its multiplatform ambitions after the director responsible for developing new channels, Susan Aubrey-Cound, announced she is leaving the chain.