The Week in Marketing: 2 December 2008
02 Dec 2008 | by Staff
LONDON - A roundup of the important stories from the world of Marketing.
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The combination of an economic downturn, cheaper direct marketing channels and pressure from the green lobby has led to a 6% drop in direct mail spend, but while brands are getting better at targeting the right people, the industry still has a long way to go before it sheds its 'junk mail' tag.
LONDON - A roundup of the important stories from the world of Marketing.
LONDON - KFC is gearing up to offer grilled chicken in its restaurants across the UK under the name 'Cayan Grill'.
LONDON - McDonald's is launching a 2 for 1 cinema ticket offer supported by TV, press and online activity.
LONDON - The fast-food chain has taken a more 'natural' approach with its latest packaging.
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.
LONDON - Burger King is launching a product, called Apple Fries, intended to challenge McDonald's fruit bags and offer a healthy alternative to potato french fries.
LONDON - McDonald's has launched a range of educational Happy Meals following its decision to rely less on film tie-ups. The first promotion will focus on preserving endangered species and will run across Europe.