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Macmillan Cancer Support’s campaign to encourage people to register for its free will-writing service has garnered strong results following a month of marketing to support the initiative.
The charity’s nationwide campaign has been backed by a new 60-second DRTV ad, along with radio and digital executions including Facebook videos, throughout September. The campaign was developed by WPNC.
For information, support or just someone to talk to, call 0808 808 00 00 or visit macmillan.org.uk
Latest : Naked Noodle, the leading authentic snack pot brand has joined forces with lastminute.com and marketing agency Brass to create its biggest ever promotional campaign. "Nice match, fast oriental noodles and fast last minute holidays"
Shoppers can banish those winter blues with the chance to win extraordinary Far East holidays to Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam or a range of stylish travel merchandise.
Plus every promotional pack unlocks a £30 off lastminute.com holiday voucher offering added value for all.
Explore Charleston, the Convention and Visitors Bureau that seeks to give tourists a unique insight into the South Carolina city, has just launched its interactive video campaign ‘Local Legends’ produced by content creation and marketing agency Studio Black Tomato.
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Supermarket loyalty is decreasing. Just 12 per cent of shoppers claim loyalty to just one supermarket brand, with most (70 per cent) shopping across 2 – 3 different stores, a significant decrease from 22 per cent of shoppers in 2014. This is according to a survey by Valassis Limited, the UK’s largest coupon and voucher services provider.
There is even less loyalty during the festive season, particularly among female shoppers, with just 10 per cent of women stating they would not shop away from their main regular supermarket.
Promotional offers are the deciding factor behind where the Christmas supermarket shop is done, with half of all women surveyed declaring they would switch supermarkets in order to use coupons or vouchers, although only one third of men say they are persuaded by such deals.