data has dropped off but marketers are still using the higher-profile data from lists such as the FT ...
The Financial Times (FT) is launching a campaign entitled 'Lunch with the FT 2008' in association...The FT is inviting its readers to tell the newspaper about a lunch they have had at one of more ... that they are having 'Lunch with the FT' and take a copy of the newspaper with them to the restaurant. The feedback will then be used by the newspaper to select its FT Readers' Favourite Restaurants; a selection of the readers ...
The US retailer plans to open the 125,000ft2 outlet on Kensington High Street, London, later this year, on the former site of Barkers department store. Liquid, which was hired following a competitive pitch, will create direct activity to promote the branch. Whole Foods Market plans to open more ...
direct-response outdoor campaign. Four 40ft ads claiming 'We're here to help people living with cancer
The retailer, which also owns the Fresh & Wild chain, plans to open its 125,000ft2 store on the site of the former Barkers department store on London's Kensington High Street next year. Whole Foods Market has yet to announce the opening date or disclose details about the store, except to say ...
produced the dramatic news that FT readership had fallen by more than a quarter from April 2005 to March ... eyes, circulation was actually rising. And the FT was scarcely the first newspaper or magazine ... , are more reliable than NRS readership data. The FT problem, it appears, has as much to do with sample ...
, Stuart Pearson, Les Hughes, Rob Dinsdale. Clients include AOL, FT.com, Five. Predominantly DM. Member DMA ...
the firm's mobile-banking service by placing a 12ft-high model of a phone at national railway stations ...
it claims is its biggest UK marketing campaign. It has transformed a 40ft-long HGV for use in an interactive
dir Erik Beaton. Major clients include Peugeot, Mazda, FT.com. 70% call centre, database ...
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