The Marmite effect: it's better to be a polarising brand that people love or hate than to be ignored
15 Sep 2009 | by Nicola Clark
and insurance categories. Despite the catastrophic downturn in the economy, most investment banks have ...
-comparison and insurance brands emerge as the strongest performers when it comes to the top scores for individual ads ... 'Kim from Beckford' asking questions of the insurance brand's canine mascot, in a TV studio setting ...
and insurance categories. Despite the catastrophic downturn in the economy, most investment banks have ...
that they can use to deliver immediate business solutions. Andrew Gordon, head of marketing for insurance ...
marketing health insurance, preventative healthcare, home healthcare, and care and services for the elderly ... uninspiring world of insurance marketing, the More Th n brand stands out for its innovation and creativity ...
supplier Screw-fix and Trade Direct insurance as well as that of the main B Q brand. His solid marketing ...
of the top 100 brands remain in the table from last year. By category, the biggest faller was insurance (-48 ...
in underlying profits. Source: The Independent The insurers Aviva and Swiss Re will axe thousands of UK jobs ...
-backed insurance scheme, which insures it against toxic loans, because the cost of joining was too expensive ...
.com and insurance brand Churchill also make the top 10. Chris Watney, head of brand at Churchill, is unfazed. 'Churchill is one of the most well-known insurance brands. We know that [dog character Churchill] has a lot ...
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.