26 Oct 2010
| by Helen Edwards
and Postwatch, Consumer Focus seeks to persuade businesses, public services and policy-makers to put consumers ...
18 Aug 2010
| by Kim Benjamin
the re is a greater risk of public recriminations by consumers who feel let down, writes Kim Benjamin....of a scandal or shift in public opinion. For example, in post-recession Britain, the financial ...
from customers, you will lose their trust. This could affect public perceptions of your business ...
ensure that the public do not succumb to meerkat fatigue.
36. Amanda Thomson, Pepsi
Thomson ...
of regional TV activity begging the forgiveness of the Scottish public. Meanwhile, marketing investment ...
and Lloyds TSB. Quite whether the Olympics can regain the groundswell of public support achieved ...
19 May 2010
| by Helen Edwards
Earlier this month, BP gave a great deal of free publicity to one of its many suppliers. Across the media spectrum, we heard and read all about the previously unsung Transocean, as Tony Haywood, BP ...
, the media consensus was that it had lost in the court of public opinion. - KFC ran into trouble in 2004 ...
for the first time, ranks first in the survey that measures corporate reputation among the general public. Other ...
and visibility among the general public, but can decide whether or not to be included. There is no fee ...
to be adding an additional leading world brand to offer the travelling public at our motorway service areas ...
23 Feb 2010
| by Jane Bainbridge
with the cash-strapped public..... The public health spotlight fell on the eating-out sector in 2009 when the Food Standards Agency (FSA ...
, particularly in these cash strapped times for broadcasters'. The Government has launched a public ...
15 Dec 2009
| by Staff
winding up the British public, see Marketing's first issue of 2010, out on 13 January. How it works ...
it returns to the high street. Inevitably, just as it received much publicity when the last Wool worths ...