Financial brands rein in spend over credit fears
04 Dec 2007 | by Bill Britt
LONDON - The true impact of the credit squeeze has manifested itself in a dramatic decline in financial marketing spend.
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LONDON - Glenfiddich, the whisky brand owned by William Grant & Sons, has kicked off a search for an agency to handle its £2 million direct marketing business.
LONDON - The true impact of the credit squeeze has manifested itself in a dramatic decline in financial marketing spend.
LONDON - Dorset Cereals has selected direct specialist Claydon Heeley to handle its UK consumer marketing account.
LONDON - The Direct Marketing Association has unveiled the finalists for its annual awards ceremony, with Proximity London leading the way with five nominations.
LONDON - Discovery Foods has appointed Doner Cardwell Hawkins (DCH) to promote its range of North and South American cooking sauces, meal kits and condiments.
LONDON - Coca-Cola Enterprises has hired bd-ntwk to handle promotional activity for its Capri-Sun drink brand.
LONDON - Philips is backing its Arctic shaver range with a direct marketing drive. The work, created by WDMP, continues the 'unchartered territory' theme featured in the TV ads created by DDB London.
LONDON - Unilever has appointed Iris to handle through-the-line marketing for its Sure deodorant range.
LONDON - Direct mail's efforts to rid itself of its 'junk mail' tag are having little impact, with 21% of all mailings still thrown away unopened.
LONDON - Mailing volumes dropped 10% as cheaper digital channels grew and size-based postal charges took effect, but it's not all bad news: volumes can afford to be down as targeting improves The decline in the use of direct mail that began in 2004 is gathering pace. Exclusive research by Nielsen Media...