Trend report: Corporate barter
14 Mar 2012 | by Mark Banham
the position of head of media at FMCG giant Procter Gamble and is now chairman of Miroma. Barter grows ...
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the position of head of media at FMCG giant Procter Gamble and is now chairman of Miroma. Barter grows ...
what would be considered a major campaign on OOH. FMCG brands came to the fore in 2011 in OOH, led ...
the prestigious Western European media business for the FMCG giant. Follow Mark Banham on Twitter @Banham72 ...
Speaking as part of panel session at the Future TV Ad Forum this morning (1 December), Kershaw questioned whether the degree of addressability available through connected TV was really useful for bigger FMCG brands. Kershaw said: "That's why Google built its search business through [smaller brands ...
The analysis took in more than five billion FMCG category ad impressions in full-episode player content, which is generally straight-from-TV material longer than 15 minutes. It found that 93% of mid-roll ads were viewed through to the end, compared to 85% of pre-roll ads and 83% of post-roll ads ...
for mobile-use are effectively closed for one day in every working week. It's not just FMCG brands ...
in the automotive, finance, technology, retail and FMCG sectors. She was also appointed co-chairwoman of the Mobile ...
of different sectors. Revenue from FMCG advertisers grew 19%, telecoms grew 36%, motors grew 40%, utilities ...
Nicolaou will manage O2 Media's client sales team and will be responsible for developing mobile marketing solutions and working with client marketing directors in sectors including retail, FMCG ... having worked at Mindshare, Initiative and Manning Gottlieb OMD across the automotive, FMCG ...
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