EDITORIAL: A brand is for life, not just for major Christmas TV ads
19 Dec 2002 | by CRAIG SMITH, Editor
. Confectionery, toys and games, spirits and retailers are among those sectors for which seasonal weighting works ...
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and beautifully directed, this ad marks a real departure from mainstream confectionery advertising.
. Confectionery, toys and games, spirits and retailers are among those sectors for which seasonal weighting works ...
at different times of the year." Guinness did it with Extra Cold, of course, and the confectionery companies ...
cough sweets to its portfolio after acquiring chewing gum firm Adams Confectionery in a $4.2bn (£2.7bn...is a dominant presence in the UK confectionery market, but is relatively small in the US. The company says that the acquisition of Adams will make it joint leader in overall confectionery and number two ... . John Sunderland, CEO of Cadbury Schweppes, said: "Adams gives us confectionery market leadership and a ...
in the light of events earlier this year when the confectionery to petfood giant dumped the D'Arcy network from ...
'm in confectionery. (Clears throat) Woman: Oh really. Man: Yeah ... nuts ... Woman: What's that chocolate ...
The confectionery giant is profiling thousands of households through the Jigsaw Consortium database. Cadbury is a member of the Consortium alongside Kimberly-Clark and Unilever. Created by EHS Brann, the mailing consists of an envelope designed in the shape of a Cadbury Button and features ...
confectionery war by launching a new product called Have A Break. Nestle went to the High Court after its
will include children's confectionery, chilled party food, fish starters and alternative desserts.
What is your greatest work achievement? Developing Munchsters, the prepacked lunchbox brand for kids, from an idea, through to concept and launch. What would be your dream brand to work on and why? I'm a chocoholic, so it would have to be any confectionery brand. Preferably with loads of chocolate ...
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