Handbag.com set to review JWT business
17 Dec 1999 | by EMMA HALL
of the first female-focused sites to go online when it launched in October, backed by an advertising campaign ...
Lucille Ball, it pioneered the female-led comedy and was once watched by more than 60 per cent of all ...
of the first female-focused sites to go online when it launched in October, backed by an advertising campaign ...
.charlottestreet.com EVERYWOMAN Client: Everywoman Brief: Be the number one female community website for women ...
Sex sells, so they say, and that principle is being applied by Ready2.com, the female-focused web...Sex sells, so they say, and that principle is being applied by Ready2.com, the female-focused web portal which this week kicks off a pounds 6m marketing push with a print campaign, coinciding with the launch of its first site, Ready2shop. The company was set up by fashion journalists Trinny Woodall ...
The rush to corner the lucrative female e-commerce market continued this week...The rush to corner the lucrative female e-commerce market continued this week with the announcement that Express Newspapers is planning a female lifestyle site, while Emap is planning to launch Red Direct as fully fledged e-commerce catalogue. Express New Media is seeking 26 staff ...
female focus....female focus. A new study from Optimedia suggests that the recent emergence of female ... -old women, but the younger female consumers within that group do not view the internet as being a male ... to both men and women, so the spate of female focused web sites could be viewed as off ...
. Research, which has just been released by Autobytel, confirms public, especially female, disillusionment ...
for females and families. With technology speeding ahead, and internet access via TV and mobile ...
regulatory bodies, while Viagra manufacturer Pfizer has links to groups such as the Impotence Society ...
up with a banner campaign which ran on Women.com, the US female-focused web site. The FMCG ...
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.