TBG Digital, AKQA and Adam & Eve lead Revolution Awards 2012 nominations
02 Feb 2012 | by Staff
TBG Digital, AKQA and Adam & Eve lead nominations for this year's Revolution Awards 2012, set to take place in April.
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The Royal Mail is expanding its business with the launch of its own direct marketing services facility, MarketReach, to help boost the use of mail marketing by UK brands.
TBG Digital, AKQA and Adam & Eve lead nominations for this year's Revolution Awards 2012, set to take place in April.
LONDON - The Government has promised to significantly hike the maximum fine for companies that cause distress to consumers through so-called 'silent calls', generated by automated phone calls, from £50,000 to £2m.
Filmed at Marketing's 2009 B2B conference, this video features backstage interviews and presentations from the highest-rated speakers present. These include representatives of organisations such as IBM, Allianz and Nectar Business.
Consumers may still view them with scorn, but outsourced contact centre providers are working hard to change their reputation and convince marketers of their experience and flexibility amid the downturn.
LONDON - Telephone Preference Service registrations will grow over the next five years as consumers increasingly reject telemarketing, despite the relative success of Ofcom's regulations on silent calls, according to new research.
LONDON - Granby Marketing Services is launching a standalone call centre to cater for growing client demand for outsourced customer services.
Most children reach the stage, not long after they've first mastered the basics of speech, when every conversation is peppered with the question "why?".
LONDON - Two telemarketing veterans are helping consumers reject sales, scam and nuisance calls with a device for the home that allows consumers to blacklist offending companies.
Recent media buzz, including TV documentaries and countless newspaper coverage, has raised a number of interesting points about the public perception of contact centres, writes Chris Cullen.