28 Oct 2005
| by Noel Bussey
Neil French and Nancy Vonk have found themselves in the unwitting
positions of spokespeople on the issue of the female role in the
workplace, following a media storm triggered by some ill ...
I am. Maybe it's the notoriety they want," he
said. French's decision to label female creative ...
28 Oct 2005
| by Noel Bussey
Neil French and Nancy Vonk have found themselves in the unwitting
positions of spokespeople on the issue of the female role in the
workplace, following a media storm triggered by some ill ...
I am. Maybe it's the notoriety they want," he
said. French's decision to label female creative ...
11 Oct 2005
| by by Julia Pearlman
sticks, we knew there was massive potential in creating a new female-focused spin-off from the T3 brand ...
07 Oct 2005
| by by Julia Pearlman
-buying market."
She added: "Its female primary target audience is ideal for both the book and for the Delia ...
23 Sep 2005
workers in the community" jobs. Funny. Simple as. I am told by female
members of staff that ...
21 Sep 2005
| by Ben Carter
. The company mounted its first offline advertising drive at the end of
last year after appointing DLKW ...
to Randommedia's appointment, DLKW's direct arm, DLKW Dialogue,
worked with the auction company on a number ...
21 Sep 2005
| by by Ben Carter
appointing DLKW to handle its £2m account. The campaign comprised TV and radio executions and was launched ...
.
Prior to Randommedia's appointment, DLKW's direct arm, DLKW Dialogue, worked with the auction company ...
19 Sep 2005
| by by Julia Pearlman
Field marketing teams will be taking to the streets in the morning rush hour dressed in pig suits and branded costumes to target the company's core demographic of B/C1 females, aged 25-35.
The campaign will launch at Tube and railway stations across London and the South East, at large office complexes ...
14 Sep 2005
| by Andy Fry
companies such as NatMags on their online
strategy. One strength is that it can target niches such as female ...
05 Sep 2005
| by by Ben Bold
The service goes live on Monday September 5 and will initially offer about 300 items from retailers including Miss Selfridge, Chloe, Marc Jacobs and Top Shop.
The publishing company claims that, while other female-orientated websites offer an edited selection of clothes and accessories, Glamour ...