Marketing League Table: Customer publishing leagues
19 Sep 2007 | by David Tiltman and Amanda Nottage
A new mag for every day of the year - customer publishing is in great shape.
Consumer electronics brands will miss out on £600m this year because they are failing to connect with women, according to Lady Geek, a recent report by Saatchi & Saatchi. Here you can see a short video on what women think about technology brands and their advertising techniques.
A new mag for every day of the year - customer publishing is in great shape.
LONDON - Marketing magazine publishes its annual league table of customer publishing agencies.
Online shopping sales have almost doubled since last year, hitting a record high but why is its popularity increasing so rapidly? Here you can see a short video on what consumers think are the benefits of shopping online.
An increasing number of high street retailers are recruiting celebrities to design clothes for them - most recently Kate Moss' range for Topshop hit the headlines. Here you can see a short video on what consumers think about celebrities designing clothes and whether they would rush to Topshop if their...
Gruesome images of diseased lungs, rotting teeth and deceased smokers will be on all forms of tobacco packaging by 2009 but how effective will it be at cutting the number of smokers? Here you can see a short video on what the public think about the move by the Government to tighten up anti-smoking legislation.
Operating in a mature market, agencies are seeking growth by turning the data they collect into workable insights.
LONDON - For a full listing of Marketing's annual league table of the biggest market research agencies see the 5 September issue of the magazine.
Cadbury is bringing back the Wispa chocolate bar following a growing campaign on social networking websites, but which brand will be next to make a comeback? Here you can see a short video on which brands consumers miss and would like to see resurrected.
Less fat, less salt, less sugar - the only thing not diminishing is the value of the UK's stellar FMCG brands, writes Jane Simms.