Diet Coke widens target with £10m lifestyle push
22 Dec 2004 | by Mark Sweney
'lifestyle' brand and move it beyond its core female market.
2. Gaviscon - Ironic that a product designed to cure gastric ailments makes Campaign's team feel sick. Yes, Gaviscon's spot by CheethambellJWT comes in at number two: "Female traffic cop feels able to direct the traffic, dancing to the strains of the Flashdance theme. Yes, it really is as bad as it sounds ...
'lifestyle' brand and move it beyond its core female market.
and attracting a third of all female viewers. The off-air campaign breaks on 30 December with heavyweight ...
'lifestyle' brand and move it beyond its core female market.
The excited Conde Nast managing director used an interesting metaphor when asked to comment on the ABC figures for Glamour, which had overtaken FHM to become the UK's top-selling monthly: "Glamour is magazine Viagra. We get it up every time and this time we've even shafted the men with it." (Campaign, 20 ...
, the rumour mongerers got it somewhat arse about face. Two other members of the DLKW management team - Charlie ...
a good deal of cynical comment, but it was the campaign's nauseating female characters - "impatient ...
remains at DLKW for the time being. He is liked and rated by colleagues in equal measure. The agency ...
Soft has sponsored a season of female films this year, including Wimbledon and The Stepford Wives ... " Weird Cold-War theme from JWT in which a female spy evades capture by shedding outer layers and growing ...
from Conde Nast, due to launch in March 2005, will target a mature female audience and promises ... (£1.2 million advance). 3. Rebekah Wade, The Sun Wade, a female version of your traditional fire ...
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