What are the public's favourite clothes brands?
07 Oct 2008 | by Vox pop
Brand Republic took to the streets to find out which clothing brands are most popular with the public. Here you can see a short video on their responses.
More than 11m Britons are now shopping online at least twice a week, according to new research, but what are they buying and is there anything they wouldn't be happy to purchase on the internet? Here you can see a short video on the public's online shopping habits.
Brand Republic took to the streets to find out which clothing brands are most popular with the public. Here you can see a short video on their responses.
The value of the top grocery brands has withstood the consumer shift toward bargain-hunting amid the gathering economic gloom.
Health, environmental and budget concerns have all driven shifts in consumer spending patterns.
Below are the top 10 brands by category for supermarket sales for the 52 weeks to 20 April 2008, as compiled exclusively for Marketing by TNS Worldpanel.
Marcus Wareing beat his former mentor Gordon Ramsay to have his restaurant Petrus named the best place to eat in London last month, according to Harden's London Restaurants 2009 survey.
As the price of oil, gas, electricity and food continues to rise, and the property market collapses, Brand Republic took to the streets to find out how members of the public have been affected by the credit crunch, if at all.
The launch episode of the new series of 'X-Factor', which saw Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Cole make her debut as a judge, pulled in a record 10.2m viewers but are the public still interested in other reality shows?
A leading Tory has attacked lads' mags for encouraging irresponsible behaviour among young men and promoting a negative image of women but what do the public think about the likes of Nuts and Zoo? Here you can see a short video on the public's opinions of lads' mags.
LONDON - The need for activation in sponsorship and traditional field marketing led to the growth of experiential. Now agencies are moving into other areas to fit in with clients' demands for greater levels of involvement.