Howse Jackson forms affinity partnership with Bauer Media
Nikki Sandison, brandrepublic.com, Monday, 15 December 2008, 10:25am,
LONDON - Howse Jackson Marketing, the data and affinity marketing specialist, has agreed an affinity partnership with Bauer Media involving titles including Grazia and Heat.
Howse Jackson Marketing will create affinity deals with third parties across the range of Bauer's publications, which include Grazia, Heat and FHM as well as specialist magazines such as Motor Cycle News.
The agency's first promotion will be a single page multiple reader offer for Warehouse Wines, Donald Russell and Amelie Chocolate, offering a combination of special product offers and promotions.
Mark Jackson, business development director of Howse Jackson Marketing, said: "Affinity tie-ups are a win-win situation for every party involved -- the publisher's readers win by having exclusive offers from some of the world's leading brands, whilst the brands win by having a shop window for their products.
"We are delighted to be working with a partner like Bauer Media, and we look forward to creating some truly innovative affinity partnerships and promotions."
Bauer Media has a UK portfolio of 80 magazines with 26m adults reading one of its titles every week.
Last month trade union Unite appointed Howse Jackson Marketing to launch an online version of its United magazine.
This article was first published on brandrepublic.com
Share this story
Related Links
Additional Information
Latest jobs Jobs web feed
-
In-house Internal Communications Manager (Kent)
6 Degrees Talent Ltd
£75,000 per annum + £8k car allowance and 25 days holiday, Kent, South East Region -
Online PR Manager- Exciting Online Content Marketing Co- up to £45,000
Cedar Scott
Up to £45,000 per annum, Central London -
Property PR & marketing Account Manager
Halogen
£32,500 - £37,500, Central London -
Senior Account Director - Consumer Health
PR Futures
£55-£65k+package + bonus, London -
Director of Media Relations
British Bankers' Association
Competitive Salary + benefits, City of London
Most read
- PR agencies claw back digital business from specialist shops
- National Lottery in £250,000 PR hunt to reconnect with public
- Microsoft kicks off six-figure b2b comms pitch
- South Africa seeks digital help to combat 'negative perceptions'
- Westminster Advisers shakes up staff line-up following review
- Hope&Glory wins Ikea consumer press office duties
Most commented





