Paper Round (27 August) - Which clients are advertising in the national press?
27 Aug 2010 | by Sarah Johnson
Back-to-school promotional offers dominate the national papers today as the new September term fast approaches.
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Volkswagen has launched an augmented reality campaign to promote the features of its Golf Match model, to new car buyers and Golf prospects.
Back-to-school promotional offers dominate the national papers today as the new September term fast approaches.
Volkswagen is rolling out a digital campaign to promote its Touran and Sharan multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) models to families.
Michelin, the tyre company, is pre-empting the introduction of tyre-labelling regulations in Europe with its new advertising campaign.
The forthcoming bank holiday weekend spawns deals and weekend sales being advertised across the national press, with Argos taking a presence in several titles.
The General Motors-owned car marque Chevrolet is holding a pitch for its pan-European advertising business.
IPC Media is in consultation with up to 25 staff across three more magazines as part of the group review of its specialist titles, namely Ships Monthly, MiniWorld and Park Home & Holiday Caravan.
The Advertising Standards Authority runs an ad in The Guardian, explaining that it judges ads on whether they are "harmful, misleading or offensive".
In these austere times, nothing is guaranteed to make a marketing director wince like a Formula One sponsorship deal. F1 is one of the world's most popular sports, but shelling out millions for what some may perceive as branded bumper stickers could make even the bravest boss nervous.
Retailers line up to offer laptops and electronics to parents looking to prepare students for university while end of summer deals mark the final weeks of the holidays.