Brand barometer: Social media performance of RBS
10 Feb 2012 | by Gemma Charles
Insight into the social media performance of the Royal Bank of Scotland over the last five months.
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Former Vodafone marketing head David Wheldon turns up at Barclays, while Leo Burnett Group promotes Giles Hedger to UK MD, in Brand Republic's round-up of this week's people moves in advertising, marketing and media.
Insight into the social media performance of the Royal Bank of Scotland over the last five months.
RBS Insurance Group, the insurance division which owns the Direct Line, Churchill, Privilege and Green Flag brands, is set to rebrand as Direct Line Insurance Group.
Barclays has hired former Vodafone marketing chief David Wheldon to head up its global corporate reputation, amid the negative perception of the banking industry in the UK and overseas.
Marketers are being urged to reappraise the value of fans and re-focus their social media activity on building long-term engagement.
Spread betting firm City Index is hoping to raise awareness and drive growth of its various offerings with a series of integrated marketing campaigns.
Tesco is delaying the rollout of a full banking proposition, after announcing its flagship current account product will not be available until next year.
Is the World Economic Forum at Davos in Switzerland merely a political talking shop, or can it provide real lessons for marketers to take away? Amanda Mackenzie, chief marketing and communications officer at Aviva and president of The Marketing Society, gives her summary of last week's event.
Axa, the insurance and pensions group, has launched a major marketing campaign as part of its strategy to highlight how the business differs to its UK competitors.
Brit Insurance has axed its marketing and communications team, putting the future of its sponsorship of the England cricket team in doubt.