Brands must recognise the 'myth' of consumer radicalism
14 May 2013 | by Nicola Kemp
in consumer radicalism has included a range of cosmetic marketing campaigns. This includes Starbucks ...
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huge increase in cosmetic surgery," he added, noting that this trend has created issues for online ...
in consumer radicalism has included a range of cosmetic marketing campaigns. This includes Starbucks ...
It has also cited a number of sectors, including pay-day loans companies, cosmetic and healthcare providers, and "freemium" video games and apps, as set to come under increasing scrutiny. In its annual report, the ASA reported it had received 31,298 complaints about 18,990 ads over the course of the past ...
infringement case that L Oreal pursued against cosmetics company Bellure, which concluded with a decision ...
that of French cosmetics company Clarins, which axed him from an advertising campaign earlier this week. He had ...
Yves St Laurent is attempting to drive sales of its Radiance cosmetics range with a Facebook app...products from the YSL Radiance range. The Radiance range includes cosmetics such as Forever Youth serum ...
with the event by 13%, while the cosmetics campaign recorded a return on investment of 1.43 for every 1 ...
, while increasing sales of perfumes and cosmetics with brands including Chanel, Benefit and Urban Decay ...
salesmen find a bit dull. 9 Avon Rather tenuous this, but door-to-door cosmetics brand Avon may ...
' is no longer enough; the Botox and cosmetic-surgery industries are booming in spite of the recession and high-profile health scares. In the UK, women accounted for 90% of all cosmetic procedures in 2011. The top ones ... to the cosmetic-surgery industry, which, for better or worse, shows no signs of slowing down. THE UPSHOT ...