The Week: DM Reviews - Post Office retains DraftFCB
08 Jan 2010
DraftFCB has retained the £15 million direct marketing account for the Post Office.
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EHS Brann has landed the direct marketing account for the price comparison website Comparethemarket.com after a pitch against two undisclosed agencies. The process was handled by the AAR. EHS Brann will handle CRM and eCRM briefs for the company.
DraftFCB has retained the £15 million direct marketing account for the Post Office.
Orange has awarded its UK in-store retail sales promotion and marketing business to Iris after a pitch against undisclosed agencies.
Following Volkswagen's appointment of Deutsch/LA as the lead creative agency on its US ad account, the car-maker is now looking for an agency to handle its £3 million direct marketing work.
Barclaycard has appointed Iris as its lead direct marketing agency following a review of its roster that began in May. Iris will aim to reinforce the company's position as the leading payment provider in the UK alongside the fellow roster agencies Bartle Bogle Hegarty, Walker Media and Dare.
Save the Children has called a pitch to find a lead agency on its direct marketing account.
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