THIS WEEK: UKCL adds the feminine touch for its ad debut
14 Dec 1995 | by HARRIET MARSH
UK Charity Lotteries will be targeting customers with the tagline Is Lady Luck With You? in its first TV advertising, which breaks early in January.
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It Could Be You and the National Lottery s finger of fortune have proved the most memorable advertising of 1995, according to research by Marketing magazine.
UK Charity Lotteries will be targeting customers with the tagline Is Lady Luck With You? in its first TV advertising, which breaks early in January.
PepsiCo is testing a redesigned Pepsi-Cola can which drops its traditional colours for an entirely blue design.
Chris Moss, the man who created the Orange brand for Hutchison Telecom, has been brought in by the TSB as head of campaign management.
Patak s Indian Foods has signed up the Hollywood film-maker Roland Joffe to shoot its first national television campaign, which will break in the new year.
The former head of marketing at London Underground has been left without a role in the organisation after his department was asked to reapply for jobs under a new structure.
German computer giant Vobis is staging its most ambitious attempt yet to grab a slice of the booming home computer market, launching a series of own-brand computer stores in the UK backed by TV advertising.
Alcoholic lemonade is about to be sidelined as the UK s two leading brewers both launch alcoholic sodas in time for Christmas.
A new Australian themed bar and restaurant chain called Ned Kelly s is planning a national roll-out across the UK, to take on the likes of Pizza Hut.
Bass Breweries has plugged into public enthusiasm for gambling with the launch of a Teletext lottery game around Stones Bitter. The Bars of Gold promotion runs around a weekly prize draw for pounds 1000 with the results broadcast to the pub via Teletext.