06 Oct 2006
| by Patrick Baglee, EHS Brann
Brands must deliver on the promises that their taglines make if they are to win the trust...". It has so many important
implications when it comes to the way we talk to customers, whether
online ...
consumerism, it's about keeping promises.
When a brand makes a promise, it does so irrevocably. "Every little ...
", are all examples of powerful promises
that are well and truly in the public domain. And, after months ...
19 Mar 1999
| by JOHN TYLEE
the campaign (called VisABLE),
said: We re not asking companies to increase their ad budgets or to
produce disabled-specific ads.
We re trying to bring about a sea-change in the industry and to show ...
28 Nov 2003
| by Eddie Wong, the executive creative director of TBWA Shanghai
, I smiled. It's an ad for Raid Rat Killer. We have FCB Shanghai to thank for that.
When it comes to animal protection, the panda has long hogged the spotlight.
A poster campaign we at TBWA Shanghai put ...
horns outside my office the other day. Advertising can't work on everyone.
Another tough cause we ...
10 Oct 2003
| by Our Parliamentary correspondent
Senior figures said a future Tory government would scrap "propagandist" campaigns now being run by Whitehall departments, such as those promoting the child-tax credit, the pensions credit and a rise in the national minimum wage. A Tory spokesman said: "We will run campaigns based on factual information. We ...
03 Oct 1997
| by CLAIRE BEALE
not delivered audiences as well as it could but
insisted: There is fabulous potential in this great brand. We believe
it can do better and so do the shareholders. He promised to deliver a
detailed strategy ...
: We hear your cry to get the bloody
ratings up.
At a meeting with the Incorporated Society ...
27 Aug 2008
| by Our Parliamentary correspondent
drinking is by persuading firms to act responsibly. Andrew Lansley, the Shadow Health Secretary, promised yesterday that the Tories would end Labour's narrow focus on fear of junk foods. He said: "We ...
. Following the Ofcom review, we will look to a voluntary agreement, extending across all media, which ...
09 Oct 2003
| by Parliamentary correspondent,
Senior figures said a future Tory government would scrap "propagandist" campaigns now being run by Whitehall departments, such as those promoting the child-tax credit, the pensions credit and a rise in the national minimum wage. A Tory spokesman said: "We will run campaigns based on factual information. We ...
06 Nov 1998
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
It s Procter Unless we fix our
fundamental growth issue, we have no way to hit our forecasts...It s Procter Unless we fix our
fundamental growth issue, we have no way to hit our forecasts ... We
must operate in a crisis mode. Thus goes a confidential diktat - part
of which was leaked ...
that the latest memo contains a warning for agencies. After all,
we already know something of its plans. P ...
06 Oct 2000
| by Our Parliamentary Correspondent
.
Consumers are quite grown-up enough; consumers are king in the 21st century.
Ainsworth promised: We ...
the present system. Obviously, there will still be a need for a regulatory authority of some form, but we don ...
s campaigns against further regulations in the run-up to the general election.
He said: We ...
06 Nov 1998
| by CLAIRE BEALE
. We start with a clean slate
and won t sell the channel in the same way as ITV because ...
.
If we had no baggage on ITV and, if the agencies would allow it, we
wouldn t sell SAP on ITV. But the reality is that we have no
option.
His admission comes a month after it emerged ...