Editorial: Why ISP is right to let punters have their say
30 Nov 2004 | by Bhavna Mistry, Editor
What do consumers really think of our work? It's a vital question.
Sales promotion is no longer about merely shifting boxes - now sales and brand-building go hand-in-hand, says Stuart Derrick.
What do consumers really think of our work? It's a vital question.
TDK has put together a movie-themed instant win promotion as it seeks to drive sales of its DVD five-packs.
"Sexy Santa Claras" are being used to promote Nivea's For Men products during the Christmas party season to convince males of the importance of a grooming regime.
Customers visiting Manchester's newest shopping centre are being given the chance to win £1,000 a week in retail vouchers in the run-up to Christmas.
Airtours and retail partner Going Places have linked up with the Thunderbirds licence to push family holidays for 2005, timed to coincide with the DVD release of the film.
Strongbow is aiming to build on the success of its sponsorship of summer music festivals with an exclusive CD giveaway.
Water-only retailer Aqua Bar has lined up a range of promotional offers as it rolls out 15 units at shopping centres in the UK.
Swapits, the online youth trading currency set-up, has teamed with the Funday Times in a deal that could see 45 million Swapits given away.
German retailer Tchibo is looking to consolidate its UK positioning with a three-pronged push developed by Intelligent Marketing.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.