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Top 10 ads with the highest recall in a single week in Adwatch 2009

LONDON - A Confused.com commercial with people commenting on the ease of use on its new website scored the highest recall at 783% in a single week in Marketing's Adwatch of the Year during 2009.

Nostalgic noughties: celebrities and heritage brands were key themes of the past decade

pop star Kerry Katona was dropped this year by Iceland after a four-year stint, following a drugs ...

McCain renames Potato Balls line

product has been trialled in Iceland stores since September and is expected to be rolled out to other food ...

Big brands fail to disclose carbon-emission data

released today. Other brands failing to report include Channel 4, Dyson, Facebook and Iceland. At the ...

Your nominations please for Britain's most irritating ads of 2009

top 20 most irritating ads. Last year's list included Iceland, Orange, Churchill, DFS and ...

Tesco and hard discounters return to growth

Aldi, Netto and Lidl. New shoppers were attracted to Lidl and sales were up 11% at Aldi. Iceland, with ...

Brand Health Check: Aldi

immediately, the beneficiaries of which were the likes of Aldi, Lidl and Iceland. These budget retailers ...

Top 10 brand-ambassador break-ups

LONDON - From Kerry Katona and Iceland to Gary Glitter and the Young Person's Railcard, Marketing...1. Kerry Katona Iceland For years, Kerry Katona's Iceland ads were a regular on Marketing ...

Iceland drops Kerry Katona from ads

LONDON - Iceland has fired pop singer and reality TV star Kerry Katona from its ad campaigns...Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here . Iceland uses a number of well-known personalities for its advertising ...

Brands ditch 99p for 'round-pound pricing' to beat discounters

companies including Asda, which recently branded itself the UK's biggest pound store, Iceland and Birds Eye ...

 

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