30 Sep 2004
| by Ian Darby,
four" banks.
Previous above-the-line work was created by PWLC and included a campaign using a ...
29 Sep 2004
| by Ben Carter,
Marketing has learned that the high-street bank has approached a number of direct marketing ...
. This has already led to the bank seeking to establish itself as the consumer-banking champion.
The bank ...
, according to Mintel -- the biggest decline of any high-street bank.
Lloyds TSB spent £6.9m on direct ...
29 Sep 2004
London South Bank University is kicking off an integrated response campaign that tells prospective
29 Sep 2004
| by Ben Carter
Marketing has learned that the high-street bank has approached a number of direct marketing ...
. This has already led to the bank seeking to establish itself as the consumer-banking champion (Marketing, 23 June).
The bank, which has the biggest share of the UK current account market, lost 5 ...
29 Sep 2004
of branding for one of the world's biggest banks said to me: 'These days, if I want to get our brand strategy ...
of investment banking is "brand". I will talk share price or sales targets. But if I even whisper the B word, I ...
28 Sep 2004
| by Jules Grant,
placed in a recycling bank by a young boy, into being part of a car, a train or even a plane before being taken back out of the fridge made from recycled cans and put back into the local can bank to be recycled ...
28 Sep 2004
| by Staff,
Dunnhumby will use customer data to create insight from data mining and segmentation, and will also help Air Miles to deploy this insight to enhance its customer communication.
The work will also extend benefits to its customers through the company's partner network, which includes Royal Bank ...
28 Sep 2004
| by MediaWeek
banks and call centres to the number one spot. And yet direct marketing, in the opinion of many industry ...
28 Sep 2004
| by MediaWeek
and accounting and banking and financial services. Of the 18 industries surveyed, advertising and media ranked ...
28 Sep 2004
| by MediaWeek
Not renowned for its pleasant cul-de-sacs and white picket fences perhaps, but it encapsulates everything that’s good about London. The vibrancy of Brixton sits comfortably next to the yuppie paradise of Clapham and Battersea, which is only a short ride away from the culture of the South Bank. If you’re ever ...