Nick Folland, Kingfisher: Going beyond compliance
17 Jan 2012 | by Nick Folland, Kingfisher
to make a success of the 'Green Deal' project, which will encourage households to invest in home ...
in the real world. A great example is S C Johnson - the US household products giant of Johnson's Wax fame ...
to make a success of the 'Green Deal' project, which will encourage households to invest in home ...
to become household names in the US and Europe: 'Of the world's top 2,000 firms, 34 per cent ... campaigns - Chinese brands to compete to become household names in the US and Europe. POLITICS ...
domestic appliances manufacturer, has called in Kazoo to handle the PR for a number of its key brands ...
Remington portfolio of hair styling, depilation and grooming appliances; and Russell Hobbs in the small domestic appliance market - PR, more than ever, is a key driver in cementing consumer loyalty. Across ... range of Allure cooking appliances saw PR creating the 'kitchen theatre' platform, borne out ...
into household names as we plan to have our stores feature in high streets across the UK.' Poundworld notched ...
Remington portfolio of hair styling, depilation and grooming appliances; and Russell Hobbs in the small domestic appliance market - PR, more than ever, is a key driver in cementing consumer loyalty. Across ... platform for our premium range of Allure cooking appliances saw PR creating the 'kitchen theatre' platform ...
The pan-European brief is understood to include the UK plus five other European countries. The company, Japan's largest maker of home appliances, has not sold mobile phones outside its home country since 2005. Panasonic will be producing Google Android-powered handsets in several countries in 2012 ...
in the desserts category, above Muller and Cadbury. Gu's UK household penetration reached an all-time high. ...
cent of English households have broadband, not to mention mobile devices, which are predicted ...
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.