Friday, 29 June 2012

Marketing Daily - Eurostar, Cadbury, BT, Lloyds TSB, and Coca-Cola spill the beans on their London 2012 sponsorship experience; plus BlackBerry, Waitrose, Uniqlo, and Under Armour

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Breaking news from Marketing June 2012
 
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The Olympic marketers: why we sponsored London 2012; what we've learned; what we'd do differently
Stuart Derrick,
29 June 2012
 

After years of work, the moment of truth is almost upon Olympic...

Suzi Williams, Jat Sahota, Lionel Benbassat and Ian Symes
 
 
The Health Lottery's Martin Hall: 'Innovate to accumulate'
Matt Chapman,
29 June 2012
 

The Northern & Shell-owned brand has a plethora of plans in place...

The Health Lottery's Martin Hall: 'Innovate to accumulate'
 
 
Why retailers should set store by data visualisation
John V Willshire,
29 June 2012
 

High-street chains should make greater use of data that 'lives' in the...

Why retailers should set store by data visualisation
 
 
Marketing Guru: What happens when my boss has ad expectations that can never be met?
Will Harris,
29 June 2012
 

John Lewis' ads seem to win every award going, but what should...

Marketing Guru: What happens when my boss has ad expectations that can never be met?
 
 
'I'm irritated with anodyne, Eurotrash advertising' says Suzuki marketing chief
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
29 June 2012
 

Suzuki may be a challenger brand with a 1.2% share of the...

Suzuki: rolls out Swift campaign
 
 
BlackBerry to make 5,000 job cuts and delays phone launch
Matthew Chapman,
29 June 2012
 

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) is to axe 5,000 jobs from...

BlackBerry: announces job cuts
 
 
Google launches Chrome app for iPhone and iPad
Sarah Shearman,
29 June 2012
 

Google has launched the mobile version of its Chrome browser for the...

Google: launches Chrome app
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Morrisons and Waitrose claim highest proportion of 'grocery groupies'
Matthew Chapman,
29 June 2012
 
Uniqlo partners with Sony Pictures for first augmented reality campaign
Matthew Chapman,
29 June 2012
 
Under Armour unveils details of MTV tie-up
Gemma Charles,
29 June 2012
 
 
 
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Festival 2012 is the greatest comeback in Olympic history. The almost universal praise is deafening...

 
 
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Since ideas are the currency of our industry, there is great interest in how we can encourage their generation, especially...

 
 
Why Royal Mail’s Moya Greene should not be at the V&A
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Yesterday I received the heaviest piece of direct mail I can ever recall. It was for Royal Mail’s new MarketReach...

 
 
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The Femfresh Facebook page has been pulled and the brand put out of its social media misery. Phew! Not...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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