Lloyds brings in former Friend's Provident comms chief Nick Boakes
29 Nov 2010 | by Alec Mattinson
Nick Boakes, former director of comms at insurer Friends Provident, is working for Lloyds to help
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Nick Boakes, former director of comms at insurer Friends Provident, is working for Lloyds to help
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The insurance company is the first advertiser to book into the platform, launched in the UK last month by US company JiWire. The platform allows advertisers to reach consumers through the growing ... people to click through to get a quote in Openzone locations near its outdoor ads. The insurer's media ...
itself as the insurance comparison market leader.
to merge in 2008. The move comes after a similar process in Lloyds insurance division, which handed a ...
Rias, the specialist over 50s insurance provider, claims to have slashed its marketing spend
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to 'uncheck' the insurance option twice if not needed, because they know it makes them more money. Mobile ...
listen to the stories behind the photographs. Now I get it. As we all know, insurance is at best dull ...
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