Thursday 15 September 2011

Marketing Daily - Sainsbury's drops 'try something new today' strapline; plus Facebook, Topman, Sony Ericsson, and CityJet

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Sainsbury's drops 'try something new today' strapline
Matthew Chapman,
15 September 2011
 

Sainsbury's is dropping its "try something new today" positioning after six years...

Sainsbury's: readies new campaign
 
 
Facebook urges brands to adopt 'hacking culture'
Nicola Clark,
15 September 2011
 

Facebook has lifted the lid on its "hacking culture" in a bid...

Facebook: brands urged to adopt its hacking culture
 
 
Marketing video report: Debenhams' Richard Cristofoli says high street is not dead
15 September 2011
 

Richard Cristofoli, marketing director at Debenhams, assurers shoppers "it's not the death...

Richard Cristofoli, marketing director at Debenhams
 
 
Topman removes shirts 'glamourising' domestic violence
Matthew Chapman,
15 September 2011
 

Topman has withdrawn two T-shirts from its stores after a Twitter backlash...

Topman T-shirts: withdrawn from stores after criticism
 
 
McLaren and GSK mull marketing venture
John Reynolds,
15 September 2011
 

McLaren and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) have today entered into a strategic partnership, which...

Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button: McLaren F1 drivers
 
 
CityJet builds brand with emotive repositioning
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
15 September 2011
 

CityJet, the London based airline, is repositioning itself as a "premium but...

CityJet: repositions as ‘premium but friendly’
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Sony Ericsson brings in Daisy Lowe to launch Xperia Ray
Matthew Chapman,
15 September 2011
 
National Express shifts focus to CRM
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
15 September 2011
 
Digital UK puts focus on London 2012 switchover
Ariane Osman,
15 September 2011
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Poor writing is costing you sales
CHRIS BARRACLOUGH
 

I bumped into David Abbott the other day and we talked about writing skills. Or rather the lack of them....

 
 
Asos’ acid test: marketing to young men
Noelle McElhatton
 

Billie Joe Armstrong, singer/guitarist in Oakland veteran nu-punk band Green Day, was thrown off a...

 
 
Department of Health’s latest calorie counting initiative has fat chance of success
Noelle McElhatton
 

Las Vegas. Famous for slot machines and Elvis weddings, less well-known for its mobility carts....

 
 
BA is right to snub British consumers with Airmiles rebrand
Alex Brownsell
 

The chorus of complaint at the decision to re-brand Airmiles was as predictable...

 
 
M&S goes glam not gran. Choosing Hollywood over middle-England is what its ads need right now
rachel barnes
 

So much for the Daily Mail crowing that M&S had at last sat up and...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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