Helen Edwards on Branding: Apple of their eye
29 Sep 2010 | by Helen Edwards
Marketers should stop trying to ape Silicon Valley's finest and focus on their own brands' heritage.
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Hyundai Motor Europe has appointed former Lexus Europe head of product planning and marketing, Mark Hall, as its new marketing director.
Marketers should stop trying to ape Silicon Valley's finest and focus on their own brands' heritage.
Ford of Europe is to launch the first new above-the-line marketing activity for its Mondeo model for four years, focusing on the "unseen benefits" of the family car.
The Marketing Society is seeking nominations for its Brand of the Year 2010, which this year is in association with ITV.
BMW's UK marketing director, Richard Hudson, reveals that he gets angry when the car-maker's dealers focus on price in their advertising, justifies his review of WCRS and explains why London 2012 is so important to the brand.
Once again, Campaign's monthly look at which ads most resonate with the public showed a clear disparity between those which achieved the highest recall and those which were the most-liked.
Marketers shouldn't fear using multiple messages to communicate a brand's singular attributes.
Car manufacturer Audi is the launch sponsor of Telegraph Media Group's first iPad app, a free application paid for through advertising, which is available to download now.
Car-making alliance Renault-Nissan is to unify its marketing and communications as it looks to achieve greater consistency across promotional activity.
Car marque Seat is to launch 'On Track with Seat' on Wednesday (22 September) on Channel 4, a new television show where Universal Music artists record a three-track session direct to vinyl, completing the task within three hours.