Walkers shifts Wotsits into Abbott Mead Vickers
18 Dec 2002 | by Staff,
LONDON - Walkers has shifted the advertising for the recently acquired Wotsits snack brand into Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, which already handles the rest of the Walkers range.
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Walkers is set to unveil a £2m relaunch of Wotsits next month, after acquiring the snack brand from Golden Wonder for around £150m in July.
LONDON - Walkers has shifted the advertising for the recently acquired Wotsits snack brand into Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, which already handles the rest of the Walkers range.
Founded in Leicester, Walkers Crisps is a post-war success story, gradually improving distribution across the country until it covered the whole country in 1995.
The PepsiCo-owned Walkers Snack Foods and Quaker have ended their ten-year relationship with MediaVest and shifted their £25 million media planning and buying accounts into OMD.
As Channel 4 might as equally testify this week, success is a cyclical business; one minute you're the hound's magnifcent testicles, the next you're the hound. And in business terms, where once people wanted to give you money, now they can't take it away fast enough.
As Channel 4 might as equally testify this week, success is a cyclical business; one minute you're the hound's magnificent testicles, the next you're the hound. And in business terms, where once people wanted to give you money, now they can't take it away fast enough, writes Claire Beale .
PepsiCo has moved its £25m media buying account for Walkers Snacks and Quaker cereals out of MediaVest and into OMD UK, as part of an ongoing global alignment of advertising business within the Omnicom Group.
LONDON - OMD UK, the Omnicom Group media agency, has won Walkers Snack Foods' £25m media-buying account following a two-way pitch.
Walkers is to revive its roast beef Monster Munch flavour, after an absence of almost seven years. Walkers has received more than 1000 letters a year requesting its return.
Walkers Snacks is to sponsor SM:TV, ITV1's Saturday morning children's programme in a 12-month deal worth approximately £1m.
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