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Marketing's exclusive league table of the largest digital agencies is based on data supplied by companies. For digital agencies affected by the US Sarbanes-Oxley Act, we used Companies House data provided by Willott Kingston Smith. Not digital revenue data could be found for the following agencies:...
Marketing's exclusive 2006 Biggest Brands survey, compiled exclusively by TNS Worldpanel, shows that sales for the 50 biggest grocery brands, grew 72% in the 52 weeks ending 23 April 2006.
The fruit, bakery and confectionery sectors posted the greatest sales growth, while frozen prepared foods fell away.
New product development and delivering on consumer needs helped the majority of grocery categories rise in value.
Own-label premium brands, benefiting from increased innovation and promotion, are enjoying significant growth.
Marketing's exclusive league table of the largest design agencies is based on data supplied by the agencies. For agencies affected by the US Sarbanes-Oxley Act, we have used Companies House data provided by Willott Kingston Smith. Gross profit has been used to approximate fee income, and the agecies...
Marketing's seventh annual Power 100 list of the most influential figures in the UK marketing industry. The criteria upon which the 100 were chosen cover five characteristics. The size of their marketing budget; influence within their own organization and the industry; power of their brand; celebrity...
Marketing's exclusive league table of the top direct marketing agencies is based on data supplied by the agencies. For agencies affected by the US Sarbanes-Oxley Act, we have used Companies House data supplied by Willott Kingston Smith. They have been placed in the main table as a guide, but not ranked....
Marketing s annual league table of the top 50 advertising agencies in the UK, which is based on agency billings as measured by Nielsen Media Research.
The total adspend in Marketing magazine's exclusive list of the Biggest Advertisers reached £3.7bn in 2005, up 5.7% on the 2004. The figures, supplied by Nielsen Media Research, include cinema, outdoor, press, radio and TV.
