Missing People 'please turn your phone on' by BBH
24 May 2012
Bartle Bogle Hegarty has created a new campaign for Missing People, an independent charity which offers support when a person disappears.
It's time for brands to embrace the new generation of innovators, writes Ronnie Crosbie, planning director, Outside Line.
Bartle Bogle Hegarty has created a new campaign for Missing People, an independent charity which offers support when a person disappears.
Jaguar, the luxury car marque, is ramping up its social media marketing strategy, as it looks for more "relevant and innovative" ways to build the brand through digital channels.
Online privacy compliance company Evidon and ad verification company DoubleVerify have linked up to integrate their services on DoubleVerify's platform.
Facebook is working on a system to measure the impact of advertising on the platform to address the issue of return of investment (ROI), according to reports.
Paddy Power has launched its latest ad in the "we hear you" campaign with an online film ahead of next month's European football championship.
The Microsoft UK chief marketing officer is honing its strategy of promoting the parent brand as well as its many products, at the same time as steadying the ship.
McCann London has created a TV spot designed to raise awareness of The Big Jubilee Lunch, the Eden Project's bid to get people together with their neighbours for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee on Sunday 3 June.
Pernod Ricard is rolling out a Facebook app for its Malibu brand, as part of its Malibutique shopping and fashion summer activity.
Vimto, the Nichols-owned soft-drinks brand, has struck a strategic partnership with music video provider Vevo in a move to target teens by shifting its marketing efforts to digital platforms.
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