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 ...
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 ...
Mars, the FMCG giant, has awarded the digital business for its Galaxy chocolate brand jointly
The FMCG giant is understood to have invited digital agencies to submit their details to an online portal to take part in a survey as part of the roster review. However, it has not provided any further details about which territories the review will include. GSK specialises in consumer healthcare ...
The FMCG giant Danone has called a review of its UK digital advertising arrangements.
, for instance? Norris says this is why FMCG companies such Procter Gamble are creating online stores: "It ...
for an FMCG company is equivalent to the arrival of television advertising in the 1960s, when Kellogg was much ... environments". "It really is a very difficult area for FMCG brands. It hasn't got the silver bullet ...
expenditure on the Always brand was spent on internet advertising. The campaign comes shortly after the FMCG ...
point of share gain. Nielsen based its verdict on the analysis of 123 FMCG brands across 30 categories ...
The FMCG giant has put together a shortlist of agencies, which includes a mixture of advertising, direct marketing, digital, London-based and international shops. It is not yet known whether the successful agencies will pitch for new projects in different markets, or against each other for existing ...
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.