Metro picks Creative Orchestra for ad campaigns
Posted in: UncategorizedMetro, the free newspaper owned by Daily Mail & General Trust, has appointed Creative Orchestra to handle its advertising.
Metro, the free newspaper owned by Daily Mail & General Trust, has appointed Creative Orchestra to handle its advertising.
Unicef is looking for an agency to handle a UK brief that aims to drive awareness of its work, leading to increased fundraising.
Gary Lineker has called for restrictions to be placed on sponsorship and advertising by alcohol and betting brands around sport.
The Tower of London has been draped in poppies as part of an installation to commemorate the first full day of Britain’s involvement in the First World War.
The Engine Group is facing a brewing storm as a group of around 50 ex-employees is preparing to demand its shares are given the same value as current staff.
So this year Kraft has expanded the deal to cover more retailers and include 16 additional universities, including LSU, UCLA and Ohio State. Kraft did not release financial terms of the deals, which were brokered by IMG and Learfield Sports, which represents 99 collegiate properties, according to its website. The IMG pacts include Jell-O-branded content on in-stadium video boards and social-media plugs on official university athletic Twitter and Facebook pages, according to IMG.
Jell-O, which has been slumping, could use plenty of school spirit. Sales of all Jell-O brands fell by 8.1% in the 52 weeks ending July 13 to $670.1 million.
“There is clearly a huge passion around college football,” Ms. Fitch said. Fans are looking to show their pride in all sorts of ways, and “this is just a really unique way you can do it at a tailgate or family party,” she said.
Saleswoman Laura Madison markets herself and the brand she sells, Toyota, but not her dealership.
Ms. Madison, 25, won’t help clean snow off cars at Toyota of Bozeman in Bozeman, Mont. She won’t take “ups” — walk-in customers. She hands out her personal cellphone number instead of the dealership number, so customers’ calls are not routed to other salespeople.
Her unconventional approach to sales has riled some co-workers. But her boss, dealership co-owner Jeff Kayser, says he wishes he had “10 more people like her.”
A flurry of media companies are evaluating or changing their media agency relationships as they grapple with digital’s increasing influence over TV budgets and content.
Four media organizations have shifted, or are currently considering a change in their media agency relationships: FX Networks has consolidated its business with Publicis Groupe’s Zenith, dropping smaller incumbent MediaStorm; Al Jazeera has begun a review on the one-year anniversary of its American network; ABC Family is in the midst of a pitch; and NBCU recently consolidated its digital-media business with its traditional media shop Maxus, moving the business from smaller incumbent Ignited.
Al Jazeera, NBCU and ABC Family either declined to comment or didn’t respond to requests for comment.
Years and years ago, we got an inquiry from a company called “Seattle Computer Products.” With a name like that, I didn’t follow-up on the inquiry because I thought it was a local company in the Northwest.
Big mistake.
As it turned out, Tim Patterson at Seattle Computer Products developed a 16-bit personal-computer operating system call QDOS (for Quick & Dirty Operating System) which he sold to Microsoft for $50,000.
The New York Times ran its first ever ad for a marijuana-related product yesterday – a full-page advertisement for Leafly, an app that provides information on medical marijuana dispensaries.
The Shard’s Shangri-La Hotel has begun contacting agencies as it considers appointing a creative shop in the UK.
Sky Media has made two senior hires, bringing in MediaCom’s Cath Crow as head of response trading and ITV’s Ben Louis as a head of sales.
Project Sunblock, an online ad measuring tool founded by experienced ad execs has helped the city of London tackle cyber crime in an operation called “operation creative”.
Avec des clichés surréalistes, le photographe japonais Yutha Yamanaka nous plonge dans son univers où les corps, les éléments et la nature interagissent pour dépasser les frontières du réel. De superbes images dont une sélection est à découvrir dans l’article.
Heineken is offering consumers the chance to “discover” London with a free taxi ride if they buy a beer using a special app.
Brands should be creating virtual-reality ready content to enhance user experience, according to Solomon Rogers, the creative director at the immersive animation specialists Rewind FX.
Do you ever sign a lengthy contract without reading it? Of course not, you say, and I’ll call you a liar. Every time you click “accept” on those terms of services without reading it, you just agreed to a contract. So what did you just agree to let that Facebook Messenger App, downloaded over a billion times already, can do on your phone?
Expedia’s long-serving marketing chief Andrew Warner has joined jobs company Monster Worldwide to head up marketing at its European business.