City & Corporate: Retailers warned to change tack
17 Oct 2008 | by Alec Mattinson
.' Amid the doom and gloom, a number of household names including Sainsbury's, WHSmith and JD Sports have ...
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's days of unexciting stores stocked with unfamiliar European products are gone, so the company asked its ... - To highlight the quality of products - To boost sales STRATEGY AND PLAN Public targeted women's consumer magazines, national newspapers and trade titles, sending out new products every week. New store openings ...
.' Amid the doom and gloom, a number of household names including Sainsbury's, WHSmith and JD Sports have ...
the sensitivity of the product. 'We had to make sure our target audience would be comfortable buying it,' she said ... -house PR team on the campaign since May 2007. The PR team kept the details of the product under wraps ... . Philips called the product an 'intimate massager' rather a sex toy or vibrator to ensure ordinary ...
recently licensed out its products, allowing them to be sold in supermarkets. The chain, part ...
shop and product range as part of the UK-wide brief.
to a product's nutritional value. Tesco's health website has also been updated, with a new online ...
Matalan has held two consumer PR reviews in ten months to revive sales, and has now hired Surgery PR to handle menswear lines and Stephanie Churchill PR to cover women's, children's and home products. They replace three-and-a-half-year incumbent ZPR, which retained the account in November ...
PR for the brand was previously handled in-house from offices in Brussels and Scandinavia. The company wants to boost awareness of products Flymo is less associated with, such as hedge trimmers ... £100,000. Electrolux recently moved production of its flagship lawnmower, the Automower, from ...
Tesco came third after financial services group Standard Life, reported to be forming a board to promote its top products as it prepares for demutualisation. Halifax joined the top five with news that funds under management had grown from £8.3bn to £10.2bn in the last year. News of Gate Gourmet's mass ...
products were said to offer, another journalist described her as a 'volcano of fatuous self ... . Then, we were a communications company. Now we're a product-led company.' The sort of communicating she ...
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