Media Relations: Yorkshire mall set for £175k media support
13 May 2005 | by Dan Bloch
market is predominantly female 25 to 55-year-olds, with a bias towards the more affluent shoppers ...
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During the 1980s Roddick was lauded as a female - and, more unusually, an ethical - exemplar of that decade's go-getter culture. But the backlash inevitably took place in the 1990s as her Body Shop empire came under harsh scrutiny, and found its once unique selling point eroded by supermarkets and other non ...
market is predominantly female 25 to 55-year-olds, with a bias towards the more affluent shoppers ...
sense: its cross-party appeal united fans and, critically, pulled in the female fans who are swayed more ... females would make sense. The challenge is to balance the fashion and footy credentials. The PR team got ...
that female readers who had grown up with My Little Pony, and might now have children themselves, were aware ...
he made inappropriate comments to a female member of staff at a Retail Week Awards dinner. He left ...
female - clientele and designed a campaign to increase this customer base. Radio station Heart ... female 20- to 35-year-olds in the London area. News agencies, the national press ...
campaign linking its female-only deodorant brand Soft and Gentle with pop singer Louise, who was seen ... of coverage, one in five of which said: Soft and Gentle is Britain s number one female anti ...
is to target female and young drivers. LawsonClarke was retained by Castrol International five months ago...Lubricant retailer and marketer Castrol UK has hired LawsonClarke to handle its PR and media relations. The agency won the year-long contract after a competitive two-way pitch. The agency s brief is to target female and young drivers. LawsonClarke was retained by Castrol International five months ago ...
it out, Reed said. BMA will target female 25- to 44-year-olds through women s magazines as well ...
to open at the end of the summer. It will target 25- to 35-year-olds and will have a female friendly ...
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