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Cadbury reviews £25m media task

review of the digital account for its Wispa chocolate bar. The company is understood to be in talks with three agencies, and a decision is expected shortly. The brief is to help relaunch the Wispa brand. The Wispa was withdrawn in 2003, but brought back for a trial period in October after a bring back Wispa ...

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it was aired. He has also capitalised on the growth of nostalgia, bringing back 80s stalwart Wispa in response ...

Marketers enlist Mr T, Wombles, Paddington Bear and Mr Men for nostalgia campaigns

described it 20 years ago. Nostalgia is a key trend, he adds. Whether it s about bringing back the Wispa ...

Brand Health Check: Daddies Favourite

on taste - as it s true. Generate a Wispa-style viral bring back campaign. Create a Daddies cult ...

Cadbury draws up global digital strategy

trialling MassMedia s Traction platform with campaigns for Creme Egg and Wispa. ...

The Week: City news - Cadbury reports profits fall

However, the company singled out the performance of its UK chocolate division and the Dairy Milk drumming "gorilla" ad, as positive indicators. "In chocolate, revenues in the second half benefited from the successful relaunch of Wispa and our new advertising campaign for Cadbury Dairy Milk," it said. ...

Gorilla ad works its magic on sales of Cadbury bars

, revenues in the second half benefited from the successful relaunch of Wispa and our new advertising ...

Facebook members reach 2m in London

to Cadbury s bringing back Wispa for example. As a result of this power, when it comes to brands liaising ...

Diary: Fallon shines while JWT's turkey tally tastes a bit ripe

Roalfe/Y R Marks Spencer, Radio 2 1 Publicis Wispa 1 Poke ...

 

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