COMPETITION: Safeway offers prize vouchers to push apples
13 Nov 2003
Safeway is incentivising customers to buy English apples during the festive period by offering them the opportunity to win 1,000 of its vouchers.
Melanie Howard raises a hugely important issue in her assertion that if SP is to gain the greater credibility it seeks, it needs to invest in more research (news, page 7).
Safeway is incentivising customers to buy English apples during the festive period by offering them the opportunity to win 1,000 of its vouchers.
Nescafe is leveraging its tie-up with romantic comedy film Love Actually through an on-pack promotion across its flagship Gold Blend brand.
Royal Mail is tying up with Celador's Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? for a 5million promotion over Christmas to encourage customers to trade up from second to first class stamps.
BBC Magazines is pushing its new food title, Olive, which launches on 19 November, with a below-the-line drive.
Greene King is running a Christmas campaign across it 442-strong pub chain, offering pub-goers discounts and premiums.
Wine brand Blue Nun is unveiling an instant-win promotion this Christmas that gives customers the chance to win 600.
Food company Campbell's is running two below-the-line pushes this winter to raise awareness among consumers that the brand produces more than just soup.
Lloyds TSB's incentives company Bringme is launching an awareness-raising campaign.
Although promotions are market-driven, all too often a campaign doesn't always fit with the message the brand wants.
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