Brand Health Check: Cosmopolitan
17 Mar 2010 | by Nicola Clark
LONDON - Sexier weeklies and up-to-the-minute websites and blogs have taken their toll, writes Nicola Clark.
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A killer statistic provides a compelling hook for a campaign but, with detailed data now available online, marketers must ensure the workings behind their claims are robust.
LONDON - Sexier weeklies and up-to-the-minute websites and blogs have taken their toll, writes Nicola Clark.
LONDON - The election result may not be a foregone conclusion but the prospect of a Tory government remains strong enough for marketers to ask what this would mean for them.
LONDON - Opening up a brand to TV documentary-makers is risky but can boost its profile.
LONDON - The latest set of advertising rules have far-reaching implications for marketers.
LONDON - The software giant wants to position itself as a challenger brand online, writes Andrew McCormick.
LONDON - The Swiss watchmaker has been hit by a sharp decline in sales for its luxury brands.
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