Category: shopper
Weetabix links with Cartoon Network
Weetabix is relaunching its successful Weetabuddies campaign with a new year-long partnership with Cartoon Network. Aimed at inspiring a new generation of cereal eaters,...
Confused.com adds two new Herbert toys
Confused.com has added two new free toys, Miss Herbert and Stunt Herbert, to the rewards which customers can claim when they take out selected products through the price...
Carling Shirt Amnesty van back on road
Carling is taking advantage of the January football transfer window by rerunning its Carling Shirt Amnesty. Having already given away thousands of free football shirts...
Kraft Heinz, NHL: Kraft Hockeyville USA
Kraft Heinz in the US is linking with the National Hockey League, the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA), NBC Sports Group and USA Hockey to find...
Clipper Teas New Year campaign
Fairtrade green tea brand Clipper Teas is running a ‘New Year Revolutions’ integrated campaign with outdoor and transport advertising and a ‘money back’...
Tetley £10m 2016 shopper campaign
Tetley is investing £10m in an integrated and shopper marketing campaign to change consumers’ attitudes to tea, with a particular focus on the younger demographics....
Kellogg’s plans Rio 2016 promotions
Kellogg’s will be marking its official partnership with Team GB for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games with a range of promotional activities, including a massive £15,000...
Taco Bell US gamified loyalty app
Taco Bell is targeting younger ‘Millennial’ consumers with a new mobile game, Explore, that encourages people to exemplify the brand slogan ‘Live Mas’ on social...
Takumi links brands with Instagram influencers
Instagram is now more able to influence consumer behaviour than Facebook, Twitter and even celebrities, according to research published to mark the launch of Takumi, a...
Do good things come in small packages?
Jan 08, 2016
Natalie Betts of Response One looks at sampling in cosmetics COMMENT The cosmetics industry is based around selling little objects of desire, and its marketers are...