Taming the data deluge
05 Apr 2012 | by David Benady
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The National Trust is reviewing its direct marketing account as it looks to consolidate its...for the National Trust, while various agencies have handled fundraising activity, including Watson Philips Norman ... money to protect the UK's national treasures. ...
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It's all about spotting lazy language, and I use it to this day in one-to-one and executive meetings. So, for example, someone might say 'We need to do more' or 'We need to do better', which is undefined and lazy language. It is fairly common where people have an emotional outburst or when they don ...
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, at the right time - in real-time. Gone are the days of overnight batch-processing: this is the age of data ...
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advertising campaign that pretended the pack for national favourite chocolate bar Rom was to be redesigned ... demonstrated an emotional trigger by challenging the national ego. The McCann Erickson Bucharest campaign ...
national radio advertising campaign. Current SCA roster agencies include Fallon, Publicis Chemistry ...
The Noble Desserts Holdings brand has approached agencies directly for the business. DDB currently handles G 's advertising account. The agency picked up the business in a pitch against Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH) at the end of last year. In May G launched a 2m national TV ad campaign, its ...
attention has turned to the brand's 25m sponsorship of the home nations' football teams. 79: OSCAR ... -ray's days are numbered and it will be 'passed by as a format'. In a year when Kinect became the fastest ... last year official figures revealed that RBS was receiving more than 1600 complaints a day and data ...
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.