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TBWA combines major DM shops

TBWA s two main UK below-the-line brands, Tequila and Payne Stracey, have merged to create a direct marketing agency with claimed billings of up to pounds 100 million.

McVitie’s picks LVB to head database task

McVitie s UK has appointed LVB DraftWorldwide to handle its database analysis and direct marketing tasks as the biscuits and cakes manufacturer looks at the possibility of linking up with other fmcg brands to target customers jointly.

Bupa starts search for agency after O&M split

Bupa is reviewing its multi-million-pound advertising, media buying and direct marketing accounts out of the Ogilvy Group as it shifts the strategic side of its marketing business in-house.

RAC targets learner drivers with mailing sent out to 120,000

The RAC has launched a direct marketing campaign through Lowe Direct for RAC Drive, a membership service aimed at learner drivers.

Data users seek Census reforms

Users of customer data, including Abbey National, Sainsbury s, Whitbread, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Bradford and Bingley, want a shake-up in the next Census whereby people would be asked about income and religion.

Financial account

The UK s largest investment trust, Foreign & Colonial, has awarded a pounds 1.5m direct marketing account to agency HPT Brand Response.

Woolwich backs ISAs

The Woolwich is attempting to position itself ahead of its competitors as a leading provider of ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) four months before the launch date for the government-mandated savings accounts.

MEDIA CHOICE: FT ’SHARE SQUARE’

In the history of newspaper design the Financial Times share page will never win awards for innovation but then it has never had to try hard to get the reader s attention. The wallpaper of small print is for a special breed of consumer - principally investors - who need the information. Given that...

AGENDA: Can Jigsaw hold together? - The decision by FMCG giants to produce joint customer titles may seem overdue but, asks Laura Mazur, is it simply diluting brand strengths in a crowded market?

The news that three of the most famous consumer goods companies in the world have banded together to produce customer magazines looks at first glance like smart marketing.

Industry fights freephone change

More than 80 companies, including advertisers and direct marketing agencies, have formed an alliance to fight Oftel s plans to change radically freephone numbers.

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