from their stars. Craig Smith reports
19 Aug 1999 | by CRAIG SMITH
Reality works. As an advertising strategy, the use of real people has proved successful for NatWest, Carphone Warehouse and B&Q.
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-the-line advertising join their ranks. Daniel Morel is one of those converts, and is the man carrying the flag...Direct marketing folk get a nice, warm feeling when hot shots from the world of above-the-line advertising join their ranks. Daniel Morel is one of those converts, and is the man carrying the flag proclaiming that all of Euro RSCG s below-the-line operations are part of one giant and beautiful nation ...
Reality works. As an advertising strategy, the use of real people has proved successful for NatWest, Carphone Warehouse and B&Q.
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