Eurostar appoints Occam for customer database task
15 Dec 2005 | by by Joe Lepper
marketing push to coincide with changes to the service in 2007.
easyMoney car insurance service, in which he hunts down rival insurers.
marketing push to coincide with changes to the service in 2007.
The campaign aims to sign key fleet decision makers up to Arval's contract hire services, and follows on from a rebranding of the company in October. The target audiences are mid-market customers, in charge of fleets of between 50 and 500 vehicles, and SME customers, in charge of fleets of between five ...
MyCallcredit e-alert credit-monitoring service, which alerts the consumer to any potential identity theft ...
from Radiation Advertising. Chris Freeland, client services director at TMW, said: "The agency has ...
an official Uefa sponsor for 14-years, will also gain exclusive rights within the Payment Services category ...
Certainly in PR terms Deutsche Boerse has got it all wrong – the more it threatens to suppress Seifert's book, the more it publicises the book. If his erstwhile former employers swallowed hard and ignored him, Seifert would find publicity much harder to come by – like most business books, his would ...
to highlight the firm's retention of its consultancy services and show corporates the advantages of employing a big four accountant that could offer a 'full service' of tax, audit, corporate finance and consultancy ...
service as we should. Journalists will always make it personal when they can – as with Peter Davis last ... , including Halifax (11th), Prudential (14th) and HSBC (15th). This suggests the financial services sector ... the Financial Services Research Forum (FSRF) pilots its Trust Index, which ranks consumer trust in banks ...
an international force and at its peak in 2000, together with public affairs sister firm APCO, pulled in £16.3m ... 's public affairs offering, for example, practically disappeared after the departure of PA chief Rod ... of at least 20 staff to around seven. Lack of publicity Although the group still boasts some big names ...
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