141 hires creative team for Allied Domecq
09 Dec 2002 | by Claire Billings,
in excess of $240m (£153m). Its clients include Allied Domecq, BAT, Ladbrokes, Schroder, Credit Suisse First ...
The revamp will include an animated TV ad campaign, redesigned foil packets, and sponsorship credits for SM:tv Live, as part of Walkers' ongoing deal with the programme. The UK's biggest crisp producer filled a gap in its portfolio for a cheesy children's snack when it bought the 32-year-old Wotsits ...
in excess of $240m (£153m). Its clients include Allied Domecq, BAT, Ladbrokes, Schroder, Credit Suisse First ...
million cases in the US and credits the product for having recruited seven million new users since its ...
it at that. Everything's there. Alone in its market, Persil granted more credit to its users than to itself ...
for dodgy stuff goes to everyone from the client down. As should the credit. For instance, planners ... Tax Credit is a seriously complex idea to convey in a TV spot. M C Saatchi achieves it brilliantly ... and Working Tax Credit Client: Simon Vessey, head of customer communications Brief: Maximise take ...
to the phrase 'ave it!' Credit should also go to the media planners at MediaVest. It has taken the creative ...
"; and Sidekick, the schnapps-based shot drink widely credited as the most successful alcohol launch of the year ...
The broadcast sponsorship, through Granada Enterprises Commercial Ventures, will start on November 16. Walkers replaces KFC, which also sponsored the show for a year. Walkers will promote several of its brands via the show, rotating throughout the year, starting with Monster Munch. The credits ...
The radio sponsorship forms part of a larger £2m campaign, which also involves direct mail and outdoor. The deal will include on-air credits, sponsorship of the Classic FM Live! 10th anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall this month, a web site promotion and CD sponsorship for Classic FM ...
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