AGENCY 2002: Below The Line Agency of the Year - TBWA GGT Direct
12 Dec 2002
the DM launch of its credit and loyalty card, one of the most radical marketing initiatives in the retail ...
similar example is provided by credit card company Capital One (see below). The conclusion must ... credit card market. It has bucked the downturn to raise its target 2002 annual earnings per share to 30 ...
the DM launch of its credit and loyalty card, one of the most radical marketing initiatives in the retail ...
in excess of $240m (£153m). Its clients include Allied Domecq, BAT, Ladbrokes, Schroder, Credit Suisse First ...
with poor credit ratings.
LONDON - Access to the electoral roll by credit reference companies looks set to be challenged...Credit reference agencies such as Experian were originally banned access to the register after ... challenge to block the use of the roll by credit reference agencies. Experian is teaming up with Equifax to defend their right to use the roll for credit checking purposes, which can help prevent fraud and allow ...
The project extends the agency's relationship with M&SFS. It is already working on the launch of the company's combined loyalty and credit card, being trialled from this week. The appointment comes at a ... scheme for its loyalty and credit card across nine stores in South Wales earlier this week. One point ...
defined audiences. "Categories such as credit card companies are now developing more refined targeting ...
defined audiences. "Categories such as credit card companies are now developing more refined targeting ...
, including a 20-page season subscribers' handbook; credit card-sized game schedules; and promotional posters ...
The company, which uses a cluster of agencies including Rapier for strategic and creative work, spends more than £10m a year on marketing its credit cards. It is thought that HBOS Card Services ... Millar earlier this year to head its credit card operations. An HBOS spokeswoman said: "We ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.