Consumer PR: Targeting the next generation
02 Jul 2004
With the Ofcom report expected to tighten up the code on advertising to children, Maja Pawinska examines new opportunities for PR to win a wider role in food companies' marketing strategy.
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but has yet to compile a shortlist. Gideon Meir, deputy director-general of public affairs ...
With the Ofcom report expected to tighten up the code on advertising to children, Maja Pawinska examines new opportunities for PR to win a wider role in food companies' marketing strategy.
youth target audiences and to generate mass awareness of the brand's new 'Dare for More' message. Strategy and Plan Given the calibre of the celebrities appearing in the two ads, generating interest ... was to generate mass awareness by using the tabloids, celebrity media, TV and radio; the second was to drive ...
? 'When you have a story you know is true but the PRO won't back down. More generally, a bad PR call ...
and advertising campaign aimed at boosting turnout in May's local elections. Turnout fell as low as 14 per cent
standards as well as advertising to children and the promotion of alcohol in general as areas where 'PR ...
NEW YORK: Pfizer has axed plans for a large-scale election-season PR blitz, opting instead
numbers for shortlists and fees. According to PRCA director-general Flora Hamilton, the guide ...
increase in the number of PR-generated news stories about advertising, which can be attributed ...
. Celebrity-based ads are increasingly likely to generate PR spin-offs, according to the latest annual 'Ads ... in the national press generated by ads. Most coverage was generated by ads that were sexy, involved celebrity endorsement or were controversial. The most coverage (29 stories) was generated by the Marks & Spencer ...