ADWATCH: Imperial Leather targets women with dream sequence ad
19 Dec 2002 | by JANE BAINBRIDGE
Cussons' best known brand sheds its masculine image for its Bathtime bubble bath range.
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LONDON - Gillette is to launch its first direct marketing activity as it seeks new ways of forging brand relationships.
Cussons' best known brand sheds its masculine image for its Bathtime bubble bath range.
LONDON - Unilever is to revamp its corporate logo and feature it on all its major products next year, in an all-out global attempt to position the Unilever name as secure and responsible in consumers' minds.
Clinomyn, the toothpaste aimed at smokers, is extending its range into a number of new oral care products as part of its strategy to tackle a variety of staining problems.
Wilkinson Sword has launched a Manchester United-branded grooming gift set to reinforce its position as the club's official grooming partner. The set will be promoted in a ten-second TV ad by J Walter Thompson, which is based on the theme of 'razor sharp skills'.
LONDON - Colgate-Palmolive is threatening to pull its £5m adspend off ITV next year as ITV sales houses face a tough round of negotiations, with up to 60% of ad deals up for renewal.
More young men use Lynx than drink Coke. In fact with three-quarters of 15- to 24-year-olds using the brand, it's got more reach than the internet, PlayStation and even trainers.
Although Rimmel had introduced generations of women to the world of make-up, it was seen as cheap and cheerful. Sales to users under 25 were slipping rapidly and it needed to attract users at a time when they were experimenting with products.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, the US teenage twin TV celebrities, are extending their brand beyond clothing for the first time with a range of haircare and cosmetics products.
GlaxoSmithKline's attempt to stop Colgate-Palmolive using the strapline 'most complete protection - the only toothpaste proven to work above and below the gumline', has failed, three years after it was first lodged with the Advertising Standards Authority. The ASA ruled that at the time, Colgate-Palmolive...