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Superbrands case studies: Burson-Marsteller

Originally published in Business Superbrands 2002. The book reviews the UK's strongest business-to-business brands as judged by the independent Business Superbrands Council.

PROFILE: Marcia Silverman, Ogilvy PR Worldwide

Marcia Silverman has a confession: she doesn't like flying - which you might think would make her new role as global chief executive of Ogilvy PR Worldwide rather difficult.

Superbrands case studies: Citigate Dewe Rogerson

Originally published in Business Superbrands 2002. The book reviews the UK’s strongest Business-Business brands as judged by the independent Business Superbrands Council.

BROADCAST: Who's in control of radio promotions? - Media buyers have muscled in on radio promotions. PROs should try to claim them back as editorial placements, writes Chris Scott

The radio promotion continues to be something of an oddity in the marketing world. While the content is delivered as part of a presenter's broadcast, the positioning and content is paid for in advance by those marketing the product in question at a cost of several thousand pounds.

Superbrands case studies: Hill & Knowlton

Originally published in 'Business Superbrands 2002'. The book reviews the UK's strongest business-to-business brands as judged by the independent Business Superbrands Council.

Heads down and keep spinning

We have been putting a 'spin' on events for years, even though the actual word didn't emerge formally until the early 1980s. The expression 'to put a spin on' may well have originated in the movie industry, but was quickly adopted by the 'wholesome' world of politics , writes Anthony Garvey .

Making rebranding a reality

As the architect of the recent rebranding of IT services firm ICL as Fujitsu Services, Steve Isherwood, head of brand marketing at the company, knows first-hand the challenges involved. Here, he shares his understanding of how to make rebranding on a large scale a reality.


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