Tuesday, 31 July 2012

Marketing Daily - Non-sponsor brands reduce adspend in the build up to London 2012; plus Unilever, Yell, Subway, and DFS

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Breaking news from Marketing July 2012
 
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Non-sponsors rein in London 2012 adspend
Gemma Charles,
31 July 2012
 

Several brands with direct competitors as official sponsors of the Olympics have...

London 2012 (Pic: John Giles/PA Wire/Press Association Images)
 
 
Empty seats? Look beyond the brands to the bums of the 'Olympic family'
Rachel Barnes,
31 July 2012
 

Sponsor-bashing is fast becoming as much of an Olympic sport as the...

Empty seats? Look beyond the brands to the bums of the 'Olympic family'
 
 
Unilever appoints Mansfield as new marketing services head
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
31 July 2012
 

Unilever has appointed former Barclaycard marketer Sarah Mansfield to head its marketing...

Sarah Mansfield: new head of marketing services at Unilever
 
 
Yell prepares 'emarketplace' strategy under fresh Hibu brand
Sarah Shearman,
31 July 2012
 

Listings company Yell, which this week formally rebranded as Hibu, has unveiled...

Yell: rebranding to Hibu
 
 
Subway revamps £3 lunch offering
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
31 July 2012
 

Subway is rebranding its £3 lunch deal as 'The Subway Lunch', in...

Subway: branding its £3 meal deal as 'The Subway Lunch'
 
 
DFS raises sights upmarket with £12m brand 'film'
Matthew Chapman,
31 July 2012
 

DFS is targeting a more upmarket audience with its first 'brand film',...

DFS: new ads aiming upmarket
 
 
Chevrolet signs up as next Man Utd shirt sponsor
John Reynolds,
30 July 2012
 

Manchester United has signed a seven-year, £25m-a-year deal making US car brand...

Chevrolet signs up as next Man Utd shirt sponsor
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Haymarket Network tackles 4,000 page Olympic task
Daniel Farey-Jones,
31 July 2012
 
Yahoo's interim CEO Ross Levinsohn departs
Sarah Shearman,
31 July 2012
 
Unilever repositions Radox to promote natural ingredients
Sarah Shearman,
31 July 2012
 
 
 
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Greggs should take a lesson from McDonald’s in diversity
John Reynolds
 

It's an easy target, the identikit make-up of UK PLC boardrooms: largely middle-aged white males,...

 
 
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Paul Frampton
 

Just when a glimmer of stability seemed to be returning to the financial services sector,...

 
 
Helen Edwards: A brave new urban world
Helen Edwards
 

It was a much-parodied conceit of luxury brands: the tastefully displayed list of cities in which their high-end merchandise could...

 
 
Brand as the soul of strategy
Ronan Harrington
 

Anyone who has gone through a rebrand will know just how easily the tail can...

 
 
Will Royal Mail’s MarketReach take its chance to deliver?
Chris Barraclough
 

Last week I attended the launch of Royal Mail’s new MarketReach initiative. Despite some of the comments I had made...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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