Direct Line sale confirmed
Russell ParsonsBrands such as Direct Line, Churchill and Green Flag are to be sold after owner Royal Bank of Scotland confirmed it was to float its insurance division.
Brands such as Direct Line, Churchill and Green Flag are to be sold after owner Royal Bank of Scotland confirmed it was to float its insurance division.
Ebay is to roll out the first major brand refresh in its 17-year history as it looks to better represent the fact that it is more than just an auction-style listings site.
Twitter is providing marketers with the tools to target UK consumers with location-specific promotions in an expansion of its its geo-targeting marketing services.
Steven Day, EE’s chief of brand and communications, on the thinking behind the launch of the new EE brand to replace Everything Everywhere and the future for Orange and T-Mobile.
Everything Everywhere’s rebranding to EE and the launch of a new consumer facing 4G network brand with the same name has cast doubts over the long term viability of the Orange and T-Mobile brands in the UK.
Segmentation changed the culture at HMRC so it became customer-focused and stopped thinking of non-payers of tax as criminals. Find out how the strategy paid off in the third in our video series on The Uses of Research from the exclusive partnership between Marketing Week and Quadrangle.
Everything Everywhere is to rebrand as EE with its Orange and T-Mobile retail estate rebadged with the new name.
Social media is seen by many as the very antithesis of direct marketing.
Bingo website JackpotJoy.com launches £4m campaign inviting the nation to have “more daft fun”.
Cruise line Royal Caribbean International has unveiled a £2.5 million marketing campaign to grow brand awareness amongst consumers who are “nearly cruisers”.
Vodafone, Everything Everywhere and O2 have received ‘unconditional clearance’ from the European Commission (EC) to form a mobile advertising and commerce joint venture (JV).
A TV spot for Asda that claimed the supermarket sold hundreds of branded products at cheaper prices than rival Argos has been banned after the high-street outlet complained it made misleading price comparisons.
Innocent is to intensify its focus on direct to customer marketing such as social media and experiential as it looks to overcome the “challenge” of growing the business, while keeping a close relationship with consumers.
Asos.com is to launch a weekly magazine via an iPhone app to capitalise on the growing demand for mobile content and commerce opportunities.
Upon visiting parents and in-laws weekend last, it was laid bare to me that the scourge of every man and woman in the UK is not among the usual suspects trotted out by middle market newspapers. No, it is the horror of the unsolicited and definitely unwanted stone cold telephone marketing call.