Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Marketing Daily - Mazda on Facebook, Twix, PG Tips, O2, Mumsnet

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Breaking news from Marketing
 
Breaking news from Marketing February 2011
 
Latest News
 
Facebook signs Mazda as first advertiser in high-value Deals trial
Andrew McCormick,
01 February 2011
 

Mazda has tied up with Facebook to find out whether location-based marketing...

Mazda: first big-ticket backer of Facebook Deals
 
 
Twix poised to roll out global ad push
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
01 February 2011
 

Twix is to launch its biggest global campaign in years with a...

Twix: 2010 pause and see more TV campaign
 
 
PG Tips adds 'The One' speciality teas sub-brand
Gemma Charles,
01 February 2011
 

Unilever is to expand its PG Tips range with the launch of...

PG Tips: launching its first ever sub-brand, 'The One'
 
 
O2 revamps ad strategy with £70m 'value' brand push
Ed Owen,
01 February 2011
 

O2 is to launch a fresh advertising strategy across all products and...

O2: £70m ad campaign with a 'value' focus
 
 
London 2012 sponsors prepare rival ticket promotions
John Reynolds,
01 February 2011
 

London 2012 sponsors are preparing for the start of an Olympic marketing...

London 2012: brands like Visa and BT preparing ticket battles
 
 
Mumsnet boosts brand appeal with user-review awards
Alex Brownsell,
01 February 2011
 

Influential parenting website Mumsnet is to license out its brand for the...

Mumsnet: plans to license out the brand
 
 
Rail ticket site Redspottedhanky.com launches first TV ads
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
01 February 2011
 

Redspottedhanky.com, an online train information and ticket-booking service, has launched its first...

Redspottedhanky.com: claims to save consumers 51% on rail tickets
 
 
Deepwater Horizon fiasco not over for BP
Ed Owen,
01 February 2011
 

BP today reported a $4.8bn (£2.9bn) pre-tax loss for 2010, but, despite...

BP: legacy of Deepwater Horizon oil spill still looms large
 
 
EasyJet ad takes swipe at BA strike threat
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
01 February 2011
 

Budget airline easyJet has published a press ad positioning itself as low-risk...

EasyJet: positions itself as low-risk in the face of a potential wave of fresh airline strikes
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
National Trust appoints brand and marketing director
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
31 January 2011
 
Android overtakes Symbian to become most popular mobile platform
Ed Owen,
01 February 2011
 
Asda claims sevenfold increase in price comparisons
Ed Owen,
31 January 2011
 
UKTV to fight for Dave trademark
Maisie McCabe,
01 February 2011
 
 
 
Blogs & Forums
 
Latest Blog Entries
 
The true Venn diagram of marketing
Sue Unerman
 

  Everyone loves a Venn diagram, don't they? I know I do. Venn diagrams were originally invented by John Venn...

 
 
Is TV the new point-of-sale for advertisers?
Sue Unerman
 

Deloitte, the hosts of the Technology, Media and Telecommunications Predictions 2011 event, were very careful to mandate Chatham House rules...

 
 
Sexism is a live issue - in TV ads
Noelle McElhatton
 

Sexism on TV is back, thanks to Mr Gray and his male colleagues (and re-runs of The Sweeney ).  It's...

 
 
What’s in store for online video in 2011
Tom Laidlaw
 

Author: Tom Laidlaw, CEO, Videojug http://corporate.videojug.com Online video was the big news story in online marketing in 2010 and I don't...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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