05 Feb 2009
| by Ian Darby
LONDON - Confused.com, the insurance price comparison service, is reviewing its £25 million media...of the Admiral insurance group, posted profits of 15.6 million on revenue of 36.6 million. Though revenues ...
06 Jan 2009
| by Hadassah Nymark
The campaign is a return to the style of the original ads produced for the insurer in the mid-80s, as Direct Line aims to remind consumers of its direct customer service. Mike Tildesley, the director ...
been launched to highlight the range of services offered by the insurer. ...
06 Jan 2009
| by Noel Bussey
insurance. The ad is basically him explaining the mistake to confused users. The agency also produced ...
13 Nov 2008
| by Noel Bussey
. Since its launch nine years ago as a car insurance comparison site, Confused.com has produced its ...
is an increasingly cluttered market. As well as moving into areas outside of car insurance, the company, which ...
Hood, the chief ?executive of Confused.com, said: "We are the leading player in the car insurance ...
04 Aug 2008
| by Colin Marrs
insurance....exclusive 2 year price cap for car insurance in response to spiralling motoring costs Creative agency M C ...
23 May 2008
| by Ian Darby
difficulties securing credit insurance on its £24 million media spend....Birmingham. Sources suggest the
switch was prompted by MFI's inability to secure credit insurance on its ...
of insurance, forcing MFI to conduct a search for another
media agency. MFI, which was acquired for £1 in 2006 ...
and concern over the credit insurance issue is said to have
made it difficult to conclude a deal ...
03 Apr 2008
| by Kate Nettleton
The move puts an end to both Delaney Lund Knox Warren Partners and Rapier s relationship with the car insurance brand. The agency secured the business following a three-way shoot out against ...
products division. MBA s appointment marks a shift in strategy for the insurer, which plans to place ...
27 Mar 2008
| by Ian Darby
-focused . Saga s spend to back its range of holiday and insurance products for the over-50s is heavily skewed ...
31 Jan 2008
| by Kate Nettleton
LONDON - Aviva, the insurance group that owns Norwich Union and the RAC, has called a review of its...The world s fifth-largest insurance company is contacting digital agencies this week ahead of a pitch, and it intends to hire a roster of shops. Glue London, which handles digital advertising for the RAC, will repitch for the task. It is not known if GT, the incumbent on Norwich Union s digital ...