25 Apr 2012
| by Richard Warren, Joint chief executive, DLKW Lowe
Chain's '£5 off £40' offer ignores its fundamental strategic problems
06 Mar 2012
| by Gemma Charles
The game , by social-media agency Yomego, primarily targets female Tesco shoppers and is based on the theme of making a Tesco delivery.
Players must pack shopping baskets for their friends against the clock. It has several levels increasing in difficulty. The average player is spending 30 minutes a ...
05 Mar 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
The campaign launched in the Sunday Mirror yesterday, with a free pack of Disney collector cards in every copy, and will be supported by television and print advertising by DLKW Lowe.
The television campaign supporting a similar promotion last summer was slammed by the advertising watchdog ...
23 Feb 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
The press campaign, created by DLKW Lowe, is also promoting its Morrisons Miles Card, which offers 10 'Morrisons Miles' for every litre of petrol bought.
Customers who collect 5,000 points can redeem them for a 5 Morrisons shopping voucher.
The deal will run from today (23 February) until ...
22 Feb 2012
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YES - TOM KNOX, JOINT CHIEF EXECUTIVE, DLKW LOWE
Yes, but it comes with a big caveat ...
13 Dec 2011
| by Nicola Clark
The research, from TNS and Ebiquity, tops off a sterling year for the supermarket which experienced an 8% year-on-year increase in sales in the three months following Freddie Flintoff's 'Let's Celebrate' Easter ad campaign.
The supermarket, with its agencies DLKW Lowe and MEC, spent 22.7m on TV ...
12 Dec 2011
| by Georgina Brazier
Morrisons' Christmas ad by DLKW features Freddie Flintoff and Sir Bruce Forsyth and is set in a
08 Nov 2011
Morrisons' Christmas TV ad shows Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff building a Christmas market with the help of some well-known faces, including Sir Bruce Forsyth.
26 Oct 2011
| by Matthew Chapman
The television campaign, created by DLKW Lowe, featured unhappy children cheering up at the prospect of visiting Morrisons, but drew complaints from three viewers who believed it was specifically targeted at children.
The creative showed a child's face being illuminated when opening a pack of Walt ...
02 Aug 2011
| by Rachel Barnes
The Great Bum Jeans at George are set to be unveiled when Asda rolls out its latest denim collection to UK stores in September.
The supermarket is currently using its George at Asda Facebook page to recruit female consumers to test the jeans. As Marketing went to press, more than 750 women had ...