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Marketing's Adwatch of the Year 2008

of TV commercials, but humour, no-frills clarity, bold price promotions and even plain weirdness have...memorable TV advertising over the past 12 months, according to Marketing's Adwatch of the Year survey ... .44 Adwatch Methodology Adwatch is the UK's leading monitor of the memorability of TV advertising. The weekly Adwatch system was established more than 20 years ago to monitor the saliency of television advertising ...

Top 10 Marketing moments of 2008

birthday with an epic 122-second TV commercial capturing every year of its existence through British ... captured consumer attention. The ad was one of the longest in British TV history. Regulation: Adland ... market with endless ads using the bottom line as their battleground. For some brands, notably British ...

ASA study finds food ads comply with childhood obesity code

LONDON - UK advertisers are obeying the code for marketing junk food to children, according to a...The ASA surveyed 927 ads across a variety of media, including TV, radio, online, press, posters and direct mailings. It found only 1% of the ads breached the code that was introduced last year to tackle childhood obesity. The non-alcoholic drinks sector was found to have the lowest rate of compliance ...

Royal Bank of Scotland to provide free financial advice

The new service is likely to form an integral part of the brand's advertising and marketing strategy in 2009, according to a report in the Financial Times. From tomorrow, members of the public, irrespective of whether they have an account with RBS, will be able to consult with customer service staff ...

Biggest brands: Top 100 advertisers 2008

Procter & Gamble has upped its advertising spend nearly 13% to remain the UK's biggest spender...by advertiser of their spend on TV, press, radio, cinema and outdoor, see the 20 February issue of Marketing ... P G spent just under 203m on advertising in 2007, to retain the number one spot in Marketing's Top 100 Advertisers. Its FMCG rival Unilever was pushed down into third place by COI Communications ...

Biggest brands: Top 100 Direct Mail Advertisers 2008

The combination of an economic downturn, cheaper direct marketing channels and pressure from the green lobby has led to a 6% drop in direct mail spend, but while brands are getting better at targeting the right people, the industry still has a long way to go before it sheds its 'junk mail' tag.

The Week in Marketing: 2 December 2008

This year's IPA Effectiveness Awards have opened to cam-paigns from advertisers with mark-eting budgets ... toward the brand. Wallace and Gromit return to UK TV this Christmas in A Matter of Loaf and Death, a 30 ... withdrawn its TV ads due to a decline attributed to the slowing property market. Last week the company ...

KFC plans Cayan grilled chicken roll-out

'Kentucky Grilled Chicken' on one side. The launch was backed by TV ads. KFC UK is currently trialling a ...

McDonald's mounts cinema ticket promotion

LONDON - McDonald's is launching a 2 for 1 cinema ticket offer supported by TV, press and online...The promotion, the first of its kind by the fast-food retailer, is available with any large meal or premium salad. The TV campaign, created by Leo Burnett, is a pastiche of classic romantic blockbusters and features a man dashing through the airport to stop his loved one from walking out of his life. He persuades ...

McDonald's unveils bold new packaging as makeover continues apace

in the revamped look. According to McDonald, the 5m summer TV campaign for Happy Meals, created by Leo Burnett ...

 

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