Homestyle appoints CheethamBellJWT to retail branding brief
14 Nov 2003
. The agency's brief is to relaunch the brand to a more upmarket female audience via ads in publications ...
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what it stood for, its 1,470 stores were dated, its products expensive and supermarkets were stealing ...
. The agency's brief is to relaunch the brand to a more upmarket female audience via ads in publications ...
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It has decided to re-christen itself as The Computer Shop. The switch is understood to have been agreed in order to avoid confusion among consumers with its biggest rival, the Dixons-owned PC World. The appointment follows a pitch against BDH\TBWA and the Publicity Bureau in Doncaster, which had held ...
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shop that developed the theme, has generated laudatory coverage in trade publications ...
The Publicity Bureau in Doncaster, the incumbent, will repitch for the assignment against two Manchester shops - Cheetham Bell JWT and BDH\TBWA. Senior managers from the competing agencies are meeting executives of the 150-strong chain over the next few days to be briefed. Computer World was established ...
remained somewhat recumbent. Maybe the little blighters are a bit past their scare-by date. Rather like ... , senior publicity manager, Department for Education and Skills; Paul Harris, senior campaign manager ...
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