M&S to sell other brands for the first time in 125 years
04 Nov 2009 | by James Quilter
into the store include Stella Artois, Cadbury Wispa, Kellogg's Cheerios, Jacobs Cream Crackers, Pantene, Baileys ...
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LONDON - Cadbury Wispa has launched a "digital playground" that gives consumers the chance...Designed by CMW and built by Clusta, the site allows users to create their own Wispa anthem ... an item to be disposed of to make way for the Wispa bar. Users can browse a "Wis-tory", which tracks Wispa's return to the shelves in 2007 following a successful fan-led online campaign. The site also ...
into the store include Stella Artois, Cadbury Wispa, Kellogg's Cheerios, Jacobs Cream Crackers, Pantene, Baileys ...
to support a marketing push. Last month Cadbury gave away free outdoor media space as part of its Wispa campaign. The campaign for Wispa Gold offered consumers the opportunity to insert their own messages ...
back its Wispa chocolate bar , while another group helped organise an anti-knife crime march in London ...
in Cadbury Wispa's new two-minute TV spot by Fallon....the Love of Wispa' campaign was created after a Facebook group was formed calling for the return ... and in the spirit of public co-operation, fans were invited to become involved in the making of the ad. Wispa ...
LONDON - Cadbury, which reported strong results yesterday on the back of Wispa and Dairy Milk sales...of its Wispa bar helped to deliver an 11% hike in quarterly revenues. It sold 50m Wispa bars alone ...
LONDON - Cadbury is bringing the Wispa back on a permanent basis in response to pleas made by fans...The production of Wispa bars was halted in 2003 due to poor sales in the 1990s but Cadbury agreed ... to bring about Wispa's return included a Bebo group called "We Like Wispa", and a YouTube video ... it and believe it". Tony Bilsborough, a spokesperson for Cadbury, said: "Wispa is a true icon loved by its fans ...
, revenues in the second half benefited from the successful relaunch of Wispa and our new advertising ...
to Cadbury s bringing back Wispa for example. As a result of this power, when it comes to brands liaising ...
1 Social networks rule the world This year was dominated by developments in social networking, as Facebook took up the baton from MySpace, YouTube and Google as the hot digital media property. Brands embraced Facebook, with Cadbury twigging that the existence of a 14,000 strong group Bring Back Wispa ...
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