Boots DM drive to cardholders
06 Nov 1997 | by LISA CAMPBELL
Boots is embarking on its first major direct marketing assault linked to the Advantage loyalty card it launched in August.
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LONDON - Morrisons is on the hunt for a below-the-line agency to handle its direct marketing business.
Boots is embarking on its first major direct marketing assault linked to the Advantage loyalty card it launched in August.
Boots has called a review of the direct marketing account for the Advantage Card. The incumbent, Craik Jones Watson Mitchell Voelkel, will not repitch for the business, although its sister agency Proximity London is involved in the review.
The bookmaker is approaching agencies directly. Ladbrokes does not have an incumbent DM agency ... . It has now brought in Damian Reilly as its new head of retail CRM, and is keen to appoint a retained DM ... . The DM agency that Ladbrokes appoints will work closely with its existing above-the-line agency, M C ...
Direct marketers are likely to be given a simpler mechanism for dividing the UK into income bands, following a government White Paper last week on the commercial use of Census data.
Boots is using its Advantage Card database to target a closely identified group of 1.5 million female cardholders in a segmented summer mailing campaign launched this week.
Now that the penny has finally dropped that it is cheaper, easier and more effective to market to your existing customers, it seems every man and his dog is jumping on the loyalty card bandwagon.
to lead its DM function as the battle for customer loyalty in the supermarket sector intensifies.
agency, will pitch for the business. The agency won Nectar's £1 million quarterly mailing DM account ...
to run the fellow WPP DM agency Red Cell Response. He is thought to have been key to the relationship ...
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