The questions marketers should be asking ... but never do
24 Jan 2007 | by Helen Edwards
Seven radical questions marketers marketers should be asking about the fundamentals of their business.
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LONDON - Swiss luxury watchmaker Oris is to renew its sponsorship of the WilliamsF1 team for the fifth consecutive year.
Seven radical questions marketers marketers should be asking about the fundamentals of their business.
LONDON - Shell is to seal off the City of London and turn it into a mini Grand Prix-style racing circuit, as part of the filming of an ad highlighting its partnership with the Ferrari Formula One team.
LONDON - Initiative has won the media planning and buying account for BMW, including work on BMW brand Mini in five Eastern European countries, after a three-way pitch.
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LONDON - Vallance Carruthers Coleman Priest has produced an innovative campaign for Korean car maker Hyundai, which shows the car and its driver morph into flowing liquid metal.
LONDON - Dr Wolfgang Bernhard, the Volkswagen brand chairman, is to leave the company by the end of January.
LONDON - Publicis has tightened its grip on the Renault account after picking up creative duties in seven new countries previously held by Interpublic Group's creative shop Lowe.
LONDON - Land Rover has reappointed Ion Group to operate its multi-channel sales lead management centre for another three years.
LONDON - Sports management company Dorna UK, owner of the commercial rights to the British Superbike Championship, has appointed Colin Clark, the former commercial manager for Prodrive Motorsport, as head of sales and marketing.