Biggest brands: Top 100 online advertisers 2010
30 Mar 2010 | by Adam Woods
While the recession cut a swathe through above-the-line media channels, digital marketing grasped the opportunity to prove itself, writes Adam Woods.
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Finance and utility brands are more likely to benefit from price-comparison and voucher-code sites, but all advertisers should consider their potential
While the recession cut a swathe through above-the-line media channels, digital marketing grasped the opportunity to prove itself, writes Adam Woods.
Lloyds TSB is supporting its tier-one sponsorship of the London 2012 Olympic Games with a dedicated microsite.
Play.com has launched a credit card, which includes a PlayPoints reward scheme. In a tie-up with banking partner MBNA, the Play.com card offers users two PlayPoints for every £1 spent on Play.com, and one for every £1 spent elsewhere. Points are redeemable against more than 8m products.
Norwich Union, the UK's biggest insurer, is set to change its customer website address to Aviva.co.uk on 1 June. The switchover coincides with the insurance brand's name-change to Aviva. Digital agency Foolproof has conducted user research to help make the country sites locally relevant.
Who'd have thought it? It has taken an online financial and utility services aggregator to remind us all just what we're meant to be doing.
When running a campaign that puns your own brand (comparethemeerkat.com), you have to be confident that people will know what you're talking about.
LONDON - The success of social networks such as MySpace, Facebook and Bebo has caught the imagination of marketers everywhere. At online conferences, marketing experts regularly cite social networking as the best way for brands to tap into ready made online communities.
LONDON - Visa Europe is launching a Christmas digital ad campaign to convince consumers that online payments are safe. Ads are appearing on online retail websites such as Kelkoo, Virgin and Pricerunner until the end of December.
LONDON - Telephone and internet banking brand First Direct is launching an online social network to help generate a sense of community among its customers.