‘We did a Mark Ritson on it’: How Plusnet rethought its marketing codes
Sarah VizardPlusnet has redefined aspects of its brand, including its positioning and use of codes to ensure its marketing is as effective as possible.
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Plusnet has redefined aspects of its brand, including its positioning and use of codes to ensure its marketing is as effective as possible.
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