Brand Barometer: McCoy's goes for the male vote
08 Jul 2008 | by Sundip Chahal
Crisp brand's new ad campaign projects a men-only image that appears to be paying dividends.
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Advertising has a rosy future and expanding opportunities thanks to increasing consumer demand that everything should be free according to a new report from Universal McCann.
Crisp brand's new ad campaign projects a men-only image that appears to be paying dividends.
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