Cadbury draws up global digital strategy
04 Mar 2008 | by Gareth Jones
trialling MassMedia s Traction platform with campaigns for Creme Egg and Wispa. ...
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called a 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 The Wispa was withdrawn in 2003, but brought back for a trial period in October after a "bring ...
trialling MassMedia s Traction platform with campaigns for Creme Egg and Wispa. ...
to Cadbury s bringing back Wispa for example. As a result of this power, when it comes to brands liaising ...
1. CADBURY, 'WISPA'S BACK'...Seemingly from out of nowhere, Publicis came through with a long-copy ad that may well pick up quite a few awards next year. Promoting the comeback of the Wispa chocolate bar, this is a warm-hearted and playful look back at the 80s. Agency: Publicis Writer: Alex Ball Art director: Andy Johns 2 ...
conversations. For instance, the 'Bring Back Wispa' campaign," he points out. "The bottom line is that anything ...
on social networking sites such as Facebook, Cadbury is using the microsite http://www.wispa.co.uk/ to build.... The website was designed and created by Brave. Wispa is the first Cadbury brand to ever have been re ... ,000 Facebook fans alone have campaigned to persuade Cadbury to bring Wispa back. ...
persuading Cadbury to relaunch Wispa. Perhaps, as Bartle Bogle Hegarty's Kevin Brown suggests, "active ...
to get Cadbury to bring back the Wispa chocolate bar succeeded, partly inspired by a number of groups ...
,000 members between them, petitioned for Wispa (a bar discontinued in 2003) to be relaunched. Cadbury have ... this with Wispa, and Facebook users have learned they can make a difference. Will Facebook change the way brands ...
Publicis will create advertising for the return of Cadbury's iconic Wispa chocolate bar, which
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