Thursday, 14 July 2011

Marketing Daily - O2 unveils new Priority Moments scheme with £6m ad push; plus Kerry Foods, Nike, Yell, and Gaymers

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O2 unveils Priority Moments scheme backed by £6m ad spend
Gemma Charles and Noelle McElhatton,
14 July 2011
 

O2 is rolling out a major extension to its Priority loyalty scheme...

O2: unveils Priority Moments scheme
 
 
Google vs Facebook: video calling
Sarah Shearman,
14 July 2011
 

Video-calling from Google and Facebook offers brands an exciting opportunity.

Google+ Hangouts: video calling with up to 10 friends
 
 
Kerry Foods CMO Phil Chapman on the need for marketers to be more brave
Rachel Barnes,
14 July 2011
 

Phil Chapman, chief marketing officer at Kerry Foods, believes this is the...

Phil Chapman, chief marketing officer at Kerry Foods
 
 
Nike joins lifestyle battle with women's 'streetwear' collection
Nicola Clark,
14 July 2011
 

Nike, the world's biggest sportswear manufacturer, is going to head-to-head with lifestyle...

Nike: launching women's 'streetwear' collection
 
 
Premier Foods appoints Kraft chief as new boss
John Reynolds,
14 July 2011
 

Premier Foods, the troubled food company, has appointed the man who heads...

Mike Clarke: joins Premier Foods
 
 
In an era of 'content creation', is the traditional agency model obsolete? The Marketing Society Forum
Staff,
14 July 2011
 

Content was the big theme at Cannes this year, from Coca-Cola talking...

In an era of 'content creation', is the traditional agency model obsolete? The Marketing Society Forum
 
 
Negative reviews drive sales, claims marketing expert
Nicola Clark,
14 July 2011
 

Negative authentic reviews by consumers are more effective at driving sales than...

Greenpeace ad attacking Nestle: strong reaction
 
 
Yell hires consumer and brand chiefs in transformation plan
Sara Kimberley,
14 July 2011
 

Directories company Yell has created the new posts of chief consumer officer...

Yell: 'Day V Lately' campaign
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Brand Health Check: Gaymers
Rachel Barnes,
14 July 2011
 
Amazon 'to launch Android tablet in October'
Sarah Shearman,
14 July 2011
 
W Hotels launches twin music offensive
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
14 July 2011
 
SuperGroup to move into fragrances
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
14 July 2011
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Facebook Presents Big Data
Nicola Clark
 

I am in Monte Carlo today for the Social Media Marketing and Icommerce Summit. By rights I should be...

 
 
Brand Jamie Oliver put Sainsbury’s in the shadows â€" so it’s the right time to try something new
rachel barnes
 

When I began writing about retail in 2004, one of the stories I found myself chasing was whether Sainsbury's...

 
 
Twitter: Voice of the people or mob rule?
CHRIS BARRACLOUGH
 

Many of us applaud the wave of revulsion that followed the initial NOTW hacking revelations. Campaigns and comments on...

 
 
Seven days that shook marketing
Noelle McElhatton
 

It began as a spark that quickly ignited a firestorm. Exactly one week ago, news emerged how the mobile...

 
 
Why the News of the World spells the end for traditional media owners
CHRIS BARRACLOUGH
 

“THANK YOU AND GOODBYE” screamed the front page of the final News of the World. There followed many, many pages...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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