OgilvyOne captures £50m Department of Health brief
01 Nov 2012 | by Sara Kimberley
The Department of Health has appointed OgilvyOne to its £50 million consolidated digital and direct account after a "winner-takes-all" pitch.
A group of MPs is urging the EU to go "back to the drawing board" over its proposed reform of data protection laws.
The Department of Health has appointed OgilvyOne to its £50 million consolidated digital and direct account after a "winner-takes-all" pitch.
What lies behind the recurring criticism of direct work at awards ceremonies, John Tylee asks.
Three in every five UK consumers say it is important that companies they deal with online disclose how they are collecting and using their data, writes Scott Meyer, chief executive officer, Evidon.
Barclaycard is to launch a digital reward and offers scheme called Barclaycard Bespoke Offers, six months after ending its Freedom loyalty programme.
Organisations must build a bond of trust with consumers around the use of their data, writes Louisa Osmond, director, Eulogy!
Approval ratings for email marketing have hit an all time high as the number of people signing up to emails from at least 10 brands continues to increase, according to research from the Direct Marketing Association (DMA).
A move towards objective data-informed marketing will be worth millions, writes Glenn Granger, chief executive officer, marketingQED.
Price cuts dominate the retail market, but major brand-owners are keen to develop price promotions as a tool to build consumer loyalty and value sales, writes Stuart Derrick.
Barclays has consolidated its £11 million UK consumer DM account into Rapp.