Gatwick Airport hunts CRM and digital shop
25 Nov 2010 | by Sara Kimberley
Gatwick Airport is seeking an agency to handle its customer relationship marketing and digital account.
and CRM, all centralised in one team. We exist to inspire intelligence within the agency, cultivate a ...
Gatwick Airport is seeking an agency to handle its customer relationship marketing and digital account.
, and directing quitters towards NHS support services. Over two years, the CRM programme increased quitting ...
The French's group's UK business achieved its highest year-on-year growth figure of 2010 with a 12.1% increase to 46m. Organic growth came in at 5.3% globally and 7.5% for the UK. New business wins in the country during the quarter included Barclays' DM and CRM business by EHS 4D . Despite France also ...
to CRM and loyalty programmes, events and, more recently, a host of digital techniques ...
management", "direct marketing" and "CRM", but an ecosystem that uses fantastic content to stimulate ...
Monarch, the airline and travel group, has appointed WDMP to handle its customer relationship marketing after a competitive pitch.
railcards. Work will include print, digital and social media work, as well as direct marketing and CRM ...
Agency sources said the company has invited agencies to pitch for the business, which is expected to cover key markets in Europe, including the UK. Samantha Daude, the director of new media and CRM worldwide at L Or al, is said to be leading the review from the company s HQ in France, with meetings ...
Vodafone has handed its UK CRM account to G2, bringing an end to its five-year relationship...G2 was awarded the business after the telecoms giant approached agencies in July to pitch for the account, which includes all of Vodafone's CRM and eCRM business. PAA had worked with Vodafone since ... will not be handling any of the CRM business. However, the agency has worked on a number of other Vodafone projects ...
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