The Abbott Mead Vickers group is preparing to relaunch its direct
marketing subsidiary, Barraclough Hall Woolston Gray, under a new name
and a new creative chief.
25 Sep 1997
| by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
Stephen Carter is to replace Dominic Proctor as chief executive of
JWT London, in a move that will surprise few in the industry, but will
put him in the driving seat for one of the most crucial periods in the
agency s 71-year history.
25 Sep 1997
| by LISA CAMPBELL
Lowe Direct has recruited Ogilvy One s head of data planning, John
Menhinick, as its senior data planner, and Reed Business Information s
Hamish Horton as data planner.
25 Sep 1997
| by LISA CAMPBELL
Royal SunAlliance is running a direct mail and insert campaign
through agency Teamspirit to promote its group pensions proposition to
independent financial advisers.
25 Sep 1997
| by DANNY ROGERS
One-2-One is stepping up the mobile phone war by offering business
customers pounds 50 for rivals mobile phones when they switch to its
brand.
25 Sep 1997
| by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
The Consumers Association has called for a single regulator to
provide protection for consumers in an increasingly diverse
communications market.
25 Sep 1997
| by DRAYTON BIRD who runs the Drayton Bird
Insurance company Liberty Risk Services is launching a
business-to-business direct marketing campaign, through Bristol-based
WWAV West, which won the account in a competitive pitch. The campaign
will include direct mail and business inserts.
25 Sep 1997
| by DANNY ROGERS
As Marketing reported last week, Goldfish is in the swim. In fact,
there seems to be no stopping the onslaught of Goldfish publicity. And
if you haven t yet received your Goldfish direct mail-out, you can t be
on any database worth the name.
25 Sep 1997
| by KEN GOFTON
David Sumner-Smith has worked largely as a journalist since 1982,
though time spent with an ad agency and in direct marketing for BT have
brought an insider s perspective to his writing. Much of his work is
focused on marketing using the Internet, and on the motor industry. He
combines the two by speaking...
25 Sep 1997
| by KEN GOFTON
There is little doubt that direct marketing is enjoying a boom.