The Marketing Profile: Ian MacArthur of the NSPCC
13 Oct 2009 | by Becky Charles
the service with issues such as bullying, drugs, depression and pregnancy. MacArthur sets great store ...
The first execution in the campaign, by VCCP is an attempt to promote more open and honest discussions about contraception. The TV spot is aimed at 16 -24 year olds and their parents, reminding the younger group that contraception can help prevent sexual disease and unwanted pregnancy.? Gillan Merron ...
the service with issues such as bullying, drugs, depression and pregnancy. MacArthur sets great store ...
The agency won the account after a pitch against two undisclosed agencies, in a process handled by COI. CMW will create marketing campaigns that encourage pregnant women and the mothers of young children to join Healthy Start. The initiative promotes the importance of healthy eating in pregnancy ...
campaigns aimed at educating young people about teenage pregnancy, sexual health and contraception. The work ...
teenage pregnancy, sexual health and contraception. The work will involve engaging a broader audience ...
reduce teenage pregnancy, improve sexual health in young people, and raise awareness of the range ...
encouraged to have unprotected sex by her parents. They respond to her fear of pregnancy by assuring her ...
pregnancy, improving sexual health in young people and raising awareness of the range of contraceptive ...
Naked Communications beat rival pitching agencies WPP-owned Mediaedge:cia and Omnicom's Manning Gottlieb OMD to the task, which focuses on teenage pregnancy as well as general sexual health issues. The pitch which was handled by COI followed a strategic review held by DH and DCSF which recommended ...
new campaigns to help reduce teenage pregnancy improve sexual health in young people and raise ... to warning people to protect themselves against unwanted pregnancy and STIs, campaigns can target a broader ...
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.