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Aviva updates global brand strategy

Aviva is rolling out a new global marketing plan, which will see its humorous UK advertising starring comic Paul Whitehouse toned down in an effort to create a "differentiated" positioning.

Wonga branches out into online shopping loans

Wonga has partnered with furniture retailer Cotswold to launch a new service, which does not carry the Wonga name, that allows shoppers to borrow money for one-off online purchases.

City Index puts 9% of UK budget into branded content

City Index, the number two player in financial spread betting, is planning major investment in "brand content" in 2013 after a first run "vastly outperformed" expectations.

Counting down 2012's finest Marketing Moments

Nicola Kemp unveils the top marketing moments of the past 12 months.

Marketing Moments 2012: Andy Murray loses Wimbledon but wins over the nation

It was a sporting defeat, rather than his Olympic gold, that sealed Andy Murray's place in consumers' hearts in 2012, writes Nicola Kemp

Churchill stalled by Martin Clunes driving ban

The insurer has axed TV actor Martin Clunes and must plot a fresh ad strategy.

Marketing 'to blame' for lack of trust in banks

Senior banking executives have argued that marketing is to blame for the breakdown of consumer trust in financial services brands.

P&G scoops Brand of the Year award

Procter & Gamble has won The Marketing Society's 2012 Brand of the Year award, given in association with Marketing and sponsored by international design agency Tag.

Marketing Society president delivers ethics call

Aviva chief marketing and communications officer Amanda Mackenzie has called on the marketing community to behave more ethically.

DMA issues call centre guidelines to protect dementia sufferers

The Direct Marketing Association is issuing new guidelines to contact centres, which explain how to deal with customers who suffer from dementia.

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