17 Jan 2003
The Army has formed a shortlist of agencies for its direct marketing and customer relationship
14 Mar 2003
| by Ian Darby
The Army has appointed Tequila/London to handle its 2 million direct marketing account...., but have yet to apply for a career in the Army. It also involves managing the Camouflage membership programme, which targets 13- to 17-year-olds who are interested in an Army career.
Camouflage has a membership of about 120,000, all of whom receive a customer magazine, Army. Haymarket Customer Publishing ...
20 Apr 2005
The Army is running an interactive TV campaign on Sky to promote skilled support roles. The ads
08 Aug 2008
The Army has retained Tequila\London following a pitch in which it defeated WWAV Rapp Collins
13 Apr 2000
| by IAN DARBY
The Army has brought in DM agency Cramm Francis Woolf to develop
its first loyalty-type scheme...The Army has brought in DM agency Cramm Francis Woolf to develop
its first loyalty-type scheme to lure more professionals into its
ranks.
Although the Army has dabbled with direct mail ...
already expressed an interest in an Army career after
seeing its advertising.
Over time, the Army ...
11 Aug 2009
| by Guy Bradbury, Executive creative director, Touch DDB
If you haven't tried the Army's 'Start thinking soldier' missions online, you'd better get your...The recruitment campaign allows warm prospects to get closer to the
action by taking part in a series of missions. A direct mail pack was synchronised precisely to arrive as TV ads
invited potential recruits to visit the British Army website. This pack,
showing doors to a bomb factory, asked the recipient ...
18 Oct 2002
| by IAN DARBY
The Army is reviewing its direct marketing and customer relationship management (CRM) business....The direct marketing agency Cramm Francis Woolf currently holds the business but the Army ...
but have yet to apply for an Army career. It also includes the management of its Camouflage membership programme, which targets 13- to 17-year-olds interested in an Army career. Management of the army's 600 ...
19 Nov 2003
The Army has used its customer magazine Army to build a relationship with the 100,000 13-16 year...Client: The British Army/Central Office of Information
Magazine name: Army
Industry sector ...
-year-olds who have shown an interest in the Army
Objectives
To nurture a database of 100,000 13- to 16-year-olds who have expressed an interest in the Army as a career option.
To inform the target ...
06 Nov 2006
| by by Noel Bussey
LONDON - The Army has appointed Publicis Dialog to handle the digital creative brief, and some TV..., which handles all of the Army's specialist recruitment. These are for Camouflage, the Army's youth recruitment programme, aimed at 13- to 17-year-olds, and Army Jobs, its main recruiting body for non ...
effective and engaging communications for the Army during one of its more challenging periods."
Mark ...
13 Mar 2003
| by Mark Kleinman,
LONDON - The Army has signalled its intent to take its Camouflage loyalty programme in a different...are likely to put their lives at risk in Iraq.
Mark Bainbridge, Army recruiting group marketing director ...
with the Army next month, will include creative development of Camouflage, which now has more than 120 ...
widely known relationship marketing initiatives in the UK, and has been used the Army to build ...