23 Oct 2001
| by Staff,
The newspaper, which spends 7m above-the-line each year, is already in talks with a number of agencies and is in the process of drawing up a shortlist.
Jeremy Deedes, marketing director of The Telegraph Group, puts the move down to the needs of the paper having changed.
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23 Oct 2001
| by Staff,
The newspaper, which spends 7m above-the-line each year, is already in talks with a number of agencies and is in the process of drawing up a shortlist.
Jeremy Deedes, marketing director of The Telegraph Group, puts the move down to the needs of the paper having changed.
...
24 Mar 2001
. In marketing terms, this
means that radio effectively gets to the brand-building bit. Radio also
stimulated the dorsolateral cortex, the bit of the brain that deals with
appraisal and reappraisal. For a marketer, that means ...
pitch. In an age of integrated communications, radio has
a glue-like role; modally, tonally ...
24 Mar 2001
brands saying the same thing, a cluttered market, too few distinctive brands, too little communication..., the
Nationwide is presented as "the antidote". Peter Gandolfi, the head of brand marketing at Nationwide ...
24 Mar 2001
| by Andy Roberts, the group programme director of Emap Radio
and understanding between teams. The art is to
integrate the product seamlessly with the editorial, without jarring ...
24 Mar 2001
that last bit - but the rest I can live with. How do we integrate our work with that of another agency ...
24 Mar 2001
, marketing-speak phrases from sneaking into the ad from the
brief. Finally, I would say use music ...
24 Mar 2001
marketing
controller, says: "They do keep us very involved in the radio, the whole
team takes it seriously ...