The Work: New Campaigns - UK
06 Feb 2009
-out that the WWF can "cut your company's paper consumption by 20%", the organisation hopes to promote its business ...
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-out that the WWF can "cut your company's paper consumption by 20%", the organisation hopes to promote its business ...
-out that the WWF can "cut your company's paper consumption by 20%", the organisation hopes to promote its business ...
The soft drink giant has produced posters, which are currently plastered all over New York, Los Angeles and Washington DC. Its TV spot continues the theme of the posters, using mnemonics to outline a message of hope. Barack Obama is set to become the first black president in US history at his inauguration ...
In a bid to move away from the clich d fear factor often used in anti-smoking advertising, the new campaign aims to promote hope. Steve Crone, the chief executive of QUIT, said: "These innovative posters ... ." Copywriter Ant Melder said: "We realised that hope rather than fear could be a powerful message for us ...
The hoodyon moments work is being launched to promote the AW77 Loopwheeler, a new version of Nike s iconic hoody. Nike hopes to change the perception of hoodies, which it says have become ... personalities such as Rio Ferdinand, Nike hopes to show the brand in a new light and in particular, re ...
million per year in retail sales within three years, while it hopes Pick Me will eventually bring in about ...
hopes to bring the text and slogans often associated with T-shirt design to the hosiery market ...
Agencies will be given the choice of pitching for both the experiential and field marketing elements of the business, or just submitting for one of the two portions. The pitch is being handled by the AAR, and Gallaher hopes to appoint agencies before Christmas. The experiential aspect involves ...
on other types of media. I hope that the industry will continue to play its part in reducing the exposure ...
media owners who had been hoping for some stability from the world's biggest advertiser.