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Online food shoppers shun marketing tactics

Online grocery shoppers are less likely to react to marketing promotions compared to those in the supermarket, while mobile sites remain largely sub-standard, new research suggests.

Digital: L'Oreal campaign benefits from contextual targeting

CASE STUDY - A recent online campaign for L'Oreal's Elnett hairspray saw click through rates increase an additional 47% once contextual targeting technology was added to the campaign.

Rias drives acquisitions with IBM predictive software

Rias, the specialist over 50s insurance provider, claims to have slashed its marketing spend and boosted acquisitions by using predictive marketing software developed by IBM.

Television: LateRooms.com looks to TV to become 'go to' choice

CASE STUDY - LateRooms.com debut use of TV to give it an awareness boost led to a 70% increase in bookings.

How creativity in TV advertising impacts the brain

Thinkbox's first foray into neuroscience research reveals that in terms of ad creative, it's the little things that can make all the difference.

Radio: Using beyond the spot to mobilise listeners and drive behavioural change

CASE STUDY - In January 2009 the Department of Health launched Change4Life with the aim of reducing obesity.

Radio: Using modal targeting to boost brand usage

CASE STUDY - 118 24 7: Awareness of the generic 118 number was high among consumers but there was a necessity to 'punch through' with the 24 7 part.

BP in £60m advertising blitz following oil spill

BP more than tripled its advertising budget in the three months after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, as the energy giant looked to combat negative publicity and rising public anger in the US.

ITV escapes Ofcom rebuke over World Cup advertising gaffe

ITV has avoided censure from media regulator Ofcom following a gaffe that meant the broadcaster ran an ad over captain Steven Gerrard's opening goal for England versus USA on its ITV1 HD channel.

NRS to test combined online and print readership data

The National Readership Survey is to pilot hybrid print and online six-month readership estimates, with results to be available for assessment by the NRS in early 2011.


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