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B&Q, Nokia, McDonald's and Bulmers are some of the most recent brands to sign up to broadcaster Channel 4's new advertising strategy for 4oD.
McDonald s has launched a campaign, by Leo Burnett, to promote its American-themed range of burgers. The promotion began on 1 May and will last five weeks. Each week, a TV spot will advertise a different burger that represents a specific US location. The TV activity be supported by national press executions....
McDonald s has launched a TV campaign to remind people about its sausage-and-egg McMuffin. The spot, by Leo Burnett, shows a man travelling with his dog all the way from the Scottish Highlands to a McDonald s for breakfast. It ends with the strapline: "Worth getting up early for." The ad was written...
Deutsch LA has created a new TV spot for Taco Bell under the fast-food outlet's 'Live Mas' (live more) campaign.
Negative tweets can prove beneficial to a brand by driving "a lot of interest", according to Simon Wallis, the marketing director of Domino's Pizza.
McDonald s is launching the second part of its "family favourites" brand campaign with a 40-second TV spot. Created by Leo Burnett, the ad celebrates the excitement that the Happy Meal box brings to a child. It poses the question "What is it with kids and boxes?" and demonstrates that the Happy Meal...
Domino's, the pizza brand, is behind an online sitcom aimed at football fans, which will air every Thursday and will discuss the latest action on the pitch.
KFC has launched a 2.5 million TV ad campaign to promote the freshness of its chicken. The spot, created by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, shows the process of buying, preparing, cooking and serving chicken at the fast-food company. The ad will also run on KFC s website and be supported online by sponsored...
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