06 Mar 2012
In its latest campaign for the National Lottery, called "life changing", Camelot is promoting
07 Sep 2010
| by Sarah Shearman
and production.
The launch follows news that the Camelot Group, the parent company of the National Lottery ...
Online Measurement (UKOM) company the number of Britons visiting Camelot websites increased by 4 ...
02 Sep 2010
| by Sarah Shearman
The Camelot Group, the parent company of the National Lottery, attracted more new online visitors...visiting Camelot websites increased by 4.4 million to 9.4 million over the past year.
This growth ...
partner of the London 2012 Olympics.
Camelot, Carphone Warehouse and EDF are the only companies ...
-term drivers behind these growth sites, but Camelot s performance illustrates how good online display ...
05 Jan 2010
| by Daniel Farey-Jones
, Samiritans, Coca-cola, Camelot and Wickes and recent wins include Dreams and Friends of the Earth. ...
26 Oct 2009
| by Staff
Thompson, who holds the same role at Camelot. Eyre's background is in ad agencies, before he moved ...
07 Aug 2009
| by Fiona Ramsay
LONDON - National Lottery operator Camelot has hired search marketing agency Greenlight to manage...and launch date, to help them find the perfect game to suit them.
Camelot recently announced its full year ...
phones, deliver 32% growth to 488.2 million.
Camelot also launched 37 new interactive Instant Win ...
29 May 2009
| by Colin Marrs
.70% 22,020 Camelot Group p 321,979 0.60% 19,635 ...
25 Mar 2009
| by Nikki Sandison
LONDON - Camelot is relaunching the National Lottery website highlighting the games to play...with animation and improved site navigation. Camelot is also introducing a 'Take the Tour' section to help ...
, commercial director at Camelot, said: "We've listened to our players and built the new website with games ...
25 Feb 2009
| by Sarah Johnson
to joining John Lewis, he was head of channel marketing at Camelot Group PLC. Here he was responsible ...
15 Jan 2009
| by Kate Nettleton
The decline in advertising pitches, although relatively small, with 289 reported advertising reviews in 2008 compared with 308 in 2007, saw a number of the highest-value pitches, including Camelot and Waitrose, conclude with the incumbent retaining the business. Meanwhile, digital pitches increased by 19 ...