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Marketing, Thursday, 29 August 1996, 12:00am,
Sopexa, the international marketing consultancy for the French Food & Drink Industry has shortlisted K Advertising, Young & Rubicam, Ammirati Puris Lintas and D’Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles for the Le Crunch UK and Irish account on behalf of the French Apple Commission.
Sopexa, the international marketing consultancy for the French Food &
Drink Industry has shortlisted K Advertising, Young & Rubicam, Ammirati
Puris Lintas and D’Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles for the Le Crunch UK and
Irish account on behalf of the French Apple Commission.
Anheuser Busch is launching Michelob Golden Draft in Scotland from
September 1 with a pounds 500,000 campaign.
Gruner & Jahr’s group advertising director Vicky Scott is leaving to
become commercial director of Emap Elan. She will work across 13 titles,
including Elle, New Woman, and It’s Bliss. Scott takes up her new post
at the end of October. No replacement has been found at G&J.
Somerfield kicks off a month-long TV ad campaign next week to promote
the launch of its loyalty card scheme. The card will allow shoppers to
collect points in-store and get discounts on Argos goods.
Punch relaunches next week with a pounds 2.5m marketing campaign through
Leagas Delaney.
Limbo board director Mike Dodds is leaving, after six years, to join the
board of Ogilvy & Mather Direct.
Alan Shearer, Newcastle’s new pounds 15m striker, has registered his
name as a trade mark at the UK Patent Office.
Diner’s Club has handed European marketing responsibility to Debbie
Green, director of marketing and establishment sales, as a temporary
replacement for Andrew Wilson.
Trebor Bassett has appointed Geoff Howe & Associates to produce
promotional work across all its sweet brands.
Unigate has been given the official go-ahead by the Office of Fair
Trading to buy Kraft Jacob Suchard’s Vitalite and Golden Churn margarine
and spreads brands.
McVitie’s has linked up with Whitbread to launch Hob-nobs Original ale,
celebrating the tenth anniversary of the biscuit. The beer will be
available for six weeks at selected pubs.
Safeway this week begins a month’s trial of the first unassisted
cashless checkout, called Auto Pay Point. Users place their loyalty
cards into the pay point, producing an itemised till slip, and payment
is made via the customer’s credit or debit card.
First Direct is launching the next phase of its pounds 10m ‘Tell me one
good thing about your bank’ campaign this week, with an ad showing
consumers struggling to answer the question. The ad, through WCRS, will
run in cinemas, along with a national poster campaign.
Granada Media Group has created two new marketing director posts: one
for Granada International Productions and one for Granada UK
Broadcasting.
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