Agency of the Year 2007: Customer Publishing Agency of the Year - Redwood
12 Dec 2007 | by Alex Jardine
With its focus on integrating digital content in a highly competitive sector, the agency has emerged on top again.
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It might be a PR practitioner's job to look on the bright side, but a quiet confidence in the industry is justified. There is a growing demand for senior counsel to maintain corporate reputations, particularly online. Financial PR work is booming too, with many benefiting from the increased flow of...
With its focus on integrating digital content in a highly competitive sector, the agency has emerged on top again.
Among several strong contenders, Marketing's judges felt John Brown stood out as the closest runner-up to Redwood in 2007. Despite a tough year in which the agency lost its contract to produce Sky: The Magazine when the flagship title was moved to News Magazines, Sky's sister company, John Brown managed...
Blue Rubicon has bolstered its stature by demonstrating tangible results.
This year will go down as the one in which PR agencies worked to consolidate their digital skills, either by integrating staffers into their mainstream practice or setting up specialist divisions. All four shortlisted agencies (the list was derived from Marketing's sister magazine PRWeek's shortlist...
LONDON - Transport for London has dramatically increased its investment in publicity to £2.5m, prompting criticism from MPs that the cash would be better spent on improving the capital's transport system.
TNT is looking for a digital agency to overhaul its website as part of a strategy to use the internet to compete against rivals such as Royal Mail and Federal Express.
World Vision, the international development charity which pioneered the ethical Christmas-gift catalogue concept, is supporting this year's range of presents with a DRTV campaign.
DHL is poised to sign a deal with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to become a global top-level partner in a deal spanning the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games and London 2012.
Brands are having to adapt their PR strategies to stay onside in an age of online campaigning and instant, if not always accurate, consumer opinion.