Brand of the Year 2012: LAST CHANCE TO VOTE!
16 Nov 2012 | by Staff
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Procter & Gamble has won The Marketing Society's 2012 Brand of the Year award, given in association
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the point. The spectre of job cuts in 2013 is a real one, with Procter Gamble , PepsiCo and others ...
The publisher of The Sun and The Times has signed commercial deals with Samsung, BT, McDonald s, Procter Gamble and Adidas, as it looks to position itself as the leading publisher of Olympics-related content. Central to the activity is a partnership between Samsung and The Times. This will involve ...
with the Games from one set to another. This elite group includes Acer, Atos, Coca-Cola, Dow, GE, Omega, Procter ... the Games for decades. For others, it represents a big strategic shift. For Procter Gamble, for example ...
and the athletes. Lord Coe does his bit, and Procter Gamble's 'Proud sponsors of mums' campaign deftly makes ...
Aviva chief marketing and communication officer Amanda Mackenzie, Procter Gamble s corporate marketing director and head of marketing Roisin Donnelly, Google s head of consumer marketing EMEA Obi Felten and McDonald s former marketer turned chief executive Jill McDonald all made the top ten ...
The feature, published on 21 March, details how the rise of the conflicted consumer is having a particular impact on FMCG brands, with those in the mid-market finding themselves squeezed from both the premium and value ends. It quotes senior marketers from Procter Gamble, Reckitt Benckiser ...
and Procter & Gamble signify a shift away from traditional marketing....Against the backdrop of swingeing cost and staff cuts at PepsiCo, Coca-Cola and Procter Gamble, there are fears that marketing departments will face further downsizing. In the past three weeks, the three ... goods. The company claims that Procter Gamble reported a big sales increase of its Secret women ...
The campaign, created on a budget of 2.5m by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO London, aimed to keep crisps at the front of consumers' minds as a lunchtime snack, and led to revenue growth of 26%, exceeding the 15% growth target. Procter Gamble won two Creative Effectiveness Lions, with McDonald's, Mars ...