Technology: IT manifesto to make Britain tech-savvy
09 Dec 2009 | by Cathy Wallace
Campaign: Making BrITain Great Again
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Campaign: Making BrITain Great Again
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Challenge - British Gas wanted to convey the message that it is committed to creating an energy-efficient Britain for its 10 million-plus customers, many of whom don't realise that British Gas' carbon emissions are the lowest-per-household of any major UK energy supplier.
Specialist computing shops are having to fight for market share as more generalist players are entering the sector.
Challenge - The drumming gorilla campaign for Mars' rival Cadbury created a huge impact around the world, so MediaCom needed to develop a counter attack that would propel Galaxy to the top of the public's shopping lists.
Challenge - In September, O2 moved into a new market by launching two free pre-pay cards with Visa capability - an adult card, Cash Manager, and a Load & Go card for 13 to 17-year-olds. The launch of Cash Manager was backed by a heavy above-the-line campaign, while our challenge for Load & Go was twofold....
Challenge - German confectionery company Bahlsen wanted to raise awareness of its brand of Jaffa Cakes, known as Messino. McVitie's had the lion's share of the market, but Bahlsen wanted to offer a premium alternative that would capture the right target audience. The campaign needed to make a lot of...
Challenge: Screwfix is a leading UK supplier of tools and hardware, selling millions of products to building professionals and DIY enthusiasts every year. It has a network of more than 150 branches and customers can also shop over the phone or online. Screwfix asked MediaVest to boost sales in branches...
Challenge: Insurance is a low-interest category and consumers do not generally have much brand loyalty. Aggregator brands in the category rank quotes by price, making the market even more competitive. Most people now use aggregators to create a shortlist, so we needed to ensure that if Churchill wasn't...