Virgin Media shortlists four for £36m advertising account
28 Sep 2011 | by Arif Durrani
. Rapp, which has worked alongside DDB UK on servicing the direct element of the business, is expected ...
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. Rapp, which has worked alongside DDB UK on servicing the direct element of the business, is expected ...
's decision to only review the advertising element and retain the direct marketing work with Rapp - but seemed ...
placed in the table but not ranked. Rapp is affected by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and was unable to supply ... , Shell, Vodafone Rapp (affected by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act: See methodology) Founded 1981. Chairman ...
The charity has approached roster and non-roster agencies as part of a statutory annual review process. Rapp has repitched for and retained the business every year since 2005, with the agency beating Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO to take the account last summer. Rapp will repitch for the business ...
AGENCY HEAD - IAN HAWORTH, CHAIRMAN AND GLOBAL CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER, RAPP "We'd only pitch ...
Dare was awarded the digital business after a pitch against Rapp, and EHS 4D won the DM work after going head to head with Partners Andrews Aldridge. G2 United Kingdom and Carlson Marketing, the incumbents on the DM account, were eliminated at an earlier stage. G2 was also the incumbent on the digital ...
. In the UK, Rapp handles the digital and direct marketing work for Viagra. The agency won the 8m business ...
roster. TDA LLP and Refinery will handle direct marketing, with Amaze and Rapp Edinburgh overseeing ...
Direct agencies are on alert for the announcement, which is expected to come within weeks. COI last reviewed its direct marketing framework in 2005 when it appointed 23 agencies to the roster, including Chemistry, CMW, EHS Brann, Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw, OgilvyOne and Rapp. The operational ...
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