The Marketing Profile: Jeremy Davies of E.ON
22 Sep 2009 | by Amy Golding
Jeremy Davies, E.ON's director of brand and communications, doesn't worry about what EDF Energy and British Gas are doing; it's Amazon and Tesco he's interested in.
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Meet David Wheldon, Vodafone
14 Oct 2009 | by Staff
David Wheldon is global brand director at Vodafone
Contact-centre experts respond to the top five customer complaints
25 Aug 2009 | by Richard Abbott
LONDON - Contact centres come in for severe criticism, yet they provide a unique opportunity for one-to-one customer communication. We asked a panel of experts to give their responses to the top five customer complaints, and suggest how to avoid causing them in the future.
The Marketing Profile: Russell Braterman of Phones4U
30 Jun 2009 | by Fiona Ramsay
LONDON - Russell Braterman is not losing any sleep over his brand's recent spat with The Scout Association - far from it. As marketing director of mobile retailer Phones4U, he is actually rather pleased that the brand's new ads have been attracting public attention.
The Marketing Profile: Rick Vlemmiks of British Gas
02 Jun 2009 | by Amy Golding
LONDON - After spending much of his career living and working around the world, British Gas marketing director Rick Vlemmiks claims that the challenges of his latest role are worth the sacrifice of a life of international travel.
Recession forces brands and retailers to focus on packaging design
03 Mar 2009 | by Scott Billings
LONDON - Consumers in Sainsbury's, who may already be overloading on the orange of the supermarket's core branding, are now finding themselves swamped in the bright three-tone stripes of its Basics range. It's a clamorous visual reminder, as if one were needed, of the hard times facing the economy.
iPhone effect helps mobile marketing gain momentum
10 Feb 2009 | by Jane Simms
LONDON - Mobile marketing could be described as all talk and no action, but the iPhone is changing the game.
The Work: New Campaigns - The World
06 Feb 2009
TOYOTA SCION - SAMPLES - US CREDITS Project: Samples Client: Kimberley Gardiner, national marketing and communications manager, Scion Brief: Show how the individuality of Scion owners ties them together Creative agency: ATTIK Writers/art directors: Ron Lim, Stan Zienka Media agency: Zenith Media...
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