Agencies vie for TCP and Buttercup integrated accounts
26 Nov 2009 | by Noel Bussey
UK brands. These include Lyclear, Predictor Pregnancy Test and Jungle Formula insect repellent ...
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of pregnancy advisory services. The other is the conundrum of how websites can be properly policed and how ... relaxing the restrictions on pregnancy services were to have formed part of the revamped code. However ... . Because the UK has Europe's highest teenage pregnancy rate, condoms are no longer subject to a 9pm ...
UK brands. These include Lyclear, Predictor Pregnancy Test and Jungle Formula insect repellent ...
Monday's edition of the London freesheet carried an ad for the LA Fitness gym brand directly below a story with the headline: "Gym fanatics risk fertility problems." The story, as you would expect with that headline, goes on to warn that "spending too much time in the gym can reduce a woman's chance of pregnancy ...
, from immaturity, through puberty and pregnancy, to old age. A voiceover reads a poem that describes ...
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 ...
, covering teen pregnancy, sexual health and contraception for young people. And Age UK, the charity ...
The incumbent, Delaney Lund Knox Warren, will defend the business in a contest against VCCP, Leo Burnett and M&C Saatchi. The process is being handled by COI. The business includes the teenage pregnancy, sexual health and contraception for young people accounts. ...
family planning or pregnancy advice services to broadcast TV ads after the 9pm watershed.
Some obviously energetic people have been keeping themselves very busy on their unpaid leave. Although what they've been doing can't exactly be described as a great way to save money. There is a bit of a rash of pregnancy going around with the final count for expectant women in the agency creeping up ...
at cutting teenage pregnancy rates, after the BBC calculated that the series cost £45 per subscriber.