Month: January 2007
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Digital
Cahall to Head AOL Search, E-commerce
AOL has hired Ted Cahall, former executive vice president and chief operating officer of Classmates.com, to lead its platforms business unit as executive vice president.
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Agencies
KFC Takes a Shot at Wendy’s with Free Chicken Strips
In a competitive swipe against Wendy’s, KFC is promoting free samples of its signature Crispy Strip today at participating restaurants.
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Red Stripe Uncorks Jamaican Campaign
Diageo is serving Red Stripe beer at home.
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DraftFCB Hires Three New Execs
DraftFCB has hired two top interactive-marketing creatives for its flagship agency and a new chief executive for its healthcare division.
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News Brief
MOMENTUM WORLDWIDE: has consolidated its St. Louis staff in new office space. All 270 staffers move from two separate offices into a newly constructed, 60,000 square-foot space with room to grow.
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Digital
Leapfrog Buys Direct Marketing Firm
Direct marketing firm Leapfrog Online announced Friday that it has acquired Pennsylvania-based Arrowhead Direct Marketing LLC.
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Digital
Mobile Marketing Association Members Up 150% in 2006
The Mobile Marketing Association says it ended 2006 with a 150% increase in membership over 2005, including 30 new member companies that joined late in the year.
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Agencies
Loose Cannon: Super Bowl Predictions
Beyond the “can Colts quarterback Peyton Manning win the big one” theme, Super Bowl XLI viewers within the advertising community will be following a different storyline: Hot on the heels of Advertising Age’s naming “The Consumer” as its Agency of the Year, several advertisers will submit commercials either voted on, or in a few cases created by, consumers.
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Agencies
Loyalty Library: The 10-Year Customer
Lifetime value-based decision making has captured the spotlight recently with the launch of uTango, which promises up to $1 million to couples who meet spending targets over the long term.
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BrandAnimation: The Experience Strategy
It seems like everyone’s thoughts on marketing are being copyrighted these days (is that because of the advent of customer-generated content and wanting to separate the pros from the nonpros?),