Let's get serious
17 May 2012 | by Tim Dunn, Isobar Mobile
" is gold dust for any brand. For those in automotive and FMCG in particular, sustaining your purchase ...
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social media - Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in particular. Social media has helped FMCG brands to have ... have smartphones. However, using mobile to activate FMCG sales in-store is becoming a holy grail. UK ...
" is gold dust for any brand. For those in automotive and FMCG in particular, sustaining your purchase ...
the fortunes of the brand in the face of what must be the classic FMCG conundrum - how to regain a modicum ...
, travel and FMCG companies in the UK, Europe and the US and began his marketing career in brand management ...
More than 140 brands, many from the FMCG sector, have invested in advertising on Twitter since it launched paid-for opportunities in the UK last September. Speaking to Marketing one year after the launch of Twitter s UK office, Wang said UK brands are using its products, which include Promoted Tweets ...
brands FMCG brands have a strong editorial presence in Egypt, with Nestle, P&G and Coca-Cola leading ...
marked a departure from traditional FMCG awareness strategies by focusing more on depth of engagement ...
." Mobile adspend has already seen a huge percentage increase as big-spending FMCG and retail brands invest ...
Unilever has received the most nominations in the shortlist for this year s Marketing Society Awards for Excellence. The FMCG giant has been cited in five different categories, including social media marketing for its Lynx Excite campaign. ASOS, British Gas, McDonald s and John Lewis have ...
The sport, entertainment, FMCG and lifestyle shop, which comprises three people, is currently focusing on new brands, and has recently won healthy snack brand Bear. The agency has landed the brand s first ever comms campaign, part of a marketing and advertising drive that will focus on a dried fruit ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.