MARKETING MIX: That was the week that was
JANE BAINBRIDGE, Marketing, Thursday, 17 December 1998, 12:00am,
15 years ago: IPC announces the launch of Easy Gardening and Homecare, its first foray into national consumer giveaway magazines; Rumours continue that Golden Wonder will pull out of packaged nuts, having failed to increase market share beyond 5%; the BBC announces ’healthier’ ratings of 49%.
15 years ago: IPC announces the launch of Easy Gardening and
Homecare, its first foray into national consumer giveaway magazines;
Rumours continue that Golden Wonder will pull out of packaged nuts,
having failed to increase market share beyond 5%; the BBC announces
’healthier’ ratings of 49%.
10 years ago: Eddy Shah’s publication, The Post, ceases trading; it is
announced that The Sunday Correspondent is unlikely to have acquired its
prelaunch funding of pounds 16.5m before the December 27 deadline;
Vauxhall is the first car manufacturer to switch production of all its
cars to unleaded petrol.
5 years ago: Tesco becomes the first supermarket to join the Booksellers
Association with the launch of a mail order book service; United
Biscuits signals a change in marketing strategy with increased emphasis
below-the-line and a return to corporate advertising on TV; Imperial
Tobacco scraps Reg - its brand spokesman for Embassy Regal - after it is
suggested he appeals to kids.
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