Saga , the insurer for over 50s, takes out an unbranded ad in The Daily Telegraph in the form of two letters to the editor, humorously recommending its travel insurance in light of news coverage of airline code sharing agreements. Debenhams offers 10% of beauty and fragrance products with ads ...
BA advertises its quick sale warning readers of The Times "blink and you ll miss it" while Ryanair draws attention to its reduced price flights. American insurance company Metlife takes out a ... takeover of Alico and outlines its intention to be the largest global insurance company. Morrisons ...
in the Daily Telegraph to confirm its commitment to customers when they need to make an insurance claim. ...
feature in the campaign. Amanda Mackenzie, Aviva chief marketing officer, said: "We know insurance isn ...
American Express features strongly in the upmarket press, with a number of creatively placed ads in The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Times and The Independent. The credit card company touts services and perks such as insurance on purchases, high cashback rates and preferred seating at a forthcoming Usher ...
and insurance for products bought with credit. Patek Philippe takes out a full page in The Times ...
or "just insure it". Nestl promotes its fairtrade status in the Daily Mirror and the Independent ...
unique two-page, L-shaped ad in The Daily Telegraph. To promote its insurance, the special ad uses ...
The Sony Centre hopes parents will treat their kids after record A-level results and today's GCSE results. An ad in the Daily Mail and The Guardian highlights gadgets and offers 1 year's free insurance. Dell advertises laptops in The Daily Telegraph, alongside a Which? ad promoting a buyer ...
the early back to school shoppers. Liverpool Victoria advertises car insurance on the cover ...
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