McDonald's 'the big nothing' by Leo Burnett
29 Jun 2009
Leo Burnett has created a TV campaign for McDonald's in a bid to highlight the brand's promise
Performers, children, grannies and adults alike make a beeline for McDonald s as the new spot aims to demonstrate the brand s universal appeal, particularly with its new holiday menu on offer. ...
Leo Burnett has created a TV campaign for McDonald's in a bid to highlight the brand's promise
The work intends to reinforce the Ginsters brand positioning of 'real honest food' by supporting
Starbucks is the most prominent, followed by Costa
valuable global brands, while UK brands including Tesco and O2 have slipped down the table....The eight UK brands in last year's BrandZ top 100 lost 10% of their collective brand value ... global brands increased their brand value by 10%, with Apple's 19% increase to $183bn increasing its lead ... in fifth with a value of $76.7bn. Vodafone, the most valuable UK brand, held on to 12th place despite a ...
, is centred around its new set of sporting brand ambassadors including pole-vaulter Holley Bleasdale and boxer ...
at number 15 - and the ascent of marketers at tech brands such as Samsung and Spotify. What makes someone ... ecosystem. As ever, we evaluated a marketer's personal brand as much as their employer's. We've also placed ... of the world's biggest brand-owners. Marc Mathieu, senior VP of marketing at Unilever, has inspired not only ...
posed by customers, as it aimed to improve trust in the brand in the UK amid negative headlines around ... as 24 consecutive quarters of growth in the UK, McDonald s claims consumer perceptions of the brand have ... . As people engage more with brands through digital and social media, we re confident that introducing a new ...
-Cola brands. Research has revealed children thought drinks poured from the towers were more exciting ...
" situation. "If brands sign athletes and provide them with income it will be looked on badly ...
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