Npower pits One 'bundle' against British Gas
15 Apr 2008 | by Ed Kemp
campaign spanning radio, press and direct mail, which breaks today (Wednesday). It hopes to attract 50 ...
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In the first six months of 2008 British Gas spent 22m on advertising, 2m more than last year. It hopes that by refocusing its strategy it can lower the cost of acquiring and retaining profitable customers. British Gas' ad account is held by CHI Partners; its direct work is handled by OgilvyOne. EMB ...
campaign spanning radio, press and direct mail, which breaks today (Wednesday). It hopes to attract 50 ...
. Npower hopes its campaign will help it increase this to 150,000. The scheme works by feeding a unit ...
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that marketing chief Amanda Mackenzie is hoping will help maintain its dominance in the gas market. Industry ...
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