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BMW tops list of 'world's most reputable companies'

BMW tops list of ‘world’s most reputable companies’

By Staff on April 25, 2013

Something called the Reputation Institute, which represents ‘reputation managers,’ has produced a survey of the world’s most reputable companies based on soundings among consumers in 15 large countries. Reputation is defined by the level of ‘trust, admiration, respect and good feeling stakeholders have towards a company.’ And upscale German carmaker BMW sits proudly on top [...]

Posted in Clients, Media, News, PR, Research | Tagged bmw, Disney, google, Mercedes, reptrak survey, reputation institute, reputation managers, Sony, world's most reputable companies | Leave a response

VW's Super bowl ad will be the world's most expensive at $10m - but will it do the business?

VW’s Super bowl ad will be the world’s most expensive at $10m – but will it do the business?

By Stuart Smith on January 29, 2013

Roll up, roll up, for the most expensive ad in the world. Volkswagen is about to spend $10m on a single, minute-long airtime execution. Why so pricey? Well, it’s not production values that make it so – however meticulous the ad’s attention to detail – but the fact that it is airing during America’s premier [...]

Posted in Agencies, Analysis, Creative, Finance, Media, News | Tagged $10m, deutsch la, Kate Upton, Mercedes, super bowl, Tom Kuntz, volkswagen, vw, world's most expensive ad

Mercedes in the US polishes up its pre-Super Bowl act with Kate Upton and a wet windscreen

Mercedes in the US polishes up its pre-Super Bowl act with Kate Upton and a wet windscreen

By Staff on January 27, 2013

It’s cars all the way at MAA right now after Jerry Judge and Paul Simons put the cat among the pigeons about car ads. We’re also looking forward to lots of metal-pushing petrol head stuff to come in the Super Bowl. Mercedes is getting its retaliation in first with this online film featuring our old [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged car ads, dules of hazzard, Jerry Judge, Kate Upton, Mercedes, merkley & partners, online film, Paul Simons, running footage, super bowl

LBi's Simon Gill picks his Desert Island (Digital) Ads

LBi’s Simon Gill picks his Desert Island (Digital) Ads

By Staff on November 22, 2012

Simon Gill joined digital agency LBi in 2006 as head of design for the web development team with responsibility for interaction and user experience design. He was rapidly promoted to creative director and is now executive creative director. He has helped to judge the D&AD Awards, Guardian Megas, Cresta, Creative Showcase, BIMA and New York [...]

Posted in Agencies, Analysis, Clients, Creative | Tagged desert island ads, digital, lbi, lynx, Mercedes, orange, Simon Gill

Mercedes turns to Twitterati to launch new A-Class

Mercedes turns to Twitterati to launch new A-Class

By Angie Dean on October 8, 2012

Poor embattled creatives: first you have clients demanding global campaigns (meaning the end of those quirky national comedy series which the Brits used to love so much), then you had TV budgets cut as money poured into the internet, now we’ve crowd-sourcing. So Mercedes is inviting members of the Twitterati to decide what happens next [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Media, News | Tagged a-class launch, amv/bbdo, crowd-sourcing, Mercedes, twitterati

Coke and Mercedes Outdoor winners show there is some good stuff at Cannes after all

Coke and Mercedes Outdoor winners show there is some good stuff at Cannes after all

By Stephen Foster on June 22, 2012

I’ve not been very kind to some of the Cannes Lions winners at this year’s adfest (or should that be comms fest?) but the two Grand Prix winners in the Outdoor category deserve better. Here’s Ogilvy Shanghai’s Coca-Cola poster from student Jonathan Mak Long. Mak Long first rocketed to attention with his Apple logo in [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged apple, cannes, coca-cola, Jonathan Mak Long, jung von matt, Mercedes, ogilvy shanghai, outdoor grand prix, Steve Jobs

Unilever and BBH's Axe wins Cannes Creative Effectiveness Grand Prix - but what does it mean?

Unilever and BBH’s Axe wins Cannes Creative Effectiveness Grand Prix – but what does it mean?

By Stephen Foster on June 19, 2012

Not a lot really, just that you won a Lion the year before and have written a decent submission paper explaining why your campaign worked (a bit like university course work). It’s not that BBH’s campaign for Unilever’s Axe (or Lynx, depending in which country your armpit is situated) is bad; it’s had its peaks [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged axe, bbh, cannes, Coke, creative effectiveness grand prix, google, Harvey Gabor, lynx, Mercedes, mobile grand prix, outdoor, unilver

Publicis Groupe to go back into China despite the battering it's taking there

Publicis Groupe to go back into China despite the battering it’s taking there

By Stuart Smith on February 25, 2012

You’ve got to admire the mettle of the man. Publicis Groupe chief executive Maurice Lévy may have his hands full with a corruption scandal at Betterway, one of PG’s principal Chinese subsidiaries, but his appetite for acquisitions in that part of the world is undiminished. It has come to my attention that PG is close [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, News | Tagged betterway, china car business, hyundai, Maurice Levy, Mercedes, oriental & rende, publicis groupe, Stuart Smith, WPP

BMW returns to the 'ultimate driving machine' as it seeks to reinforce US lead

BMW returns to the ‘ultimate driving machine’ as it seeks to reinforce US lead

By Staff on January 11, 2012

For years now BMW has been running its ode to ‘Joy’ as the core of its advertising, to mixed effect even though the Bavarian motor monster has been winning share from all its rivals all over the world. Last year it overtook Toyota’s Lexus as the biggest-selling US luxury car brand, beating off a strong [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged bmw, joy campaign, kirshenbaum senecal & partners, lexus, Mercedes, super bowl, toyota, ultimate driving machine, us luxury car leader, wcrs

Now WPP invents 'boutique' agency for Ford's luxury Lincoln brand

Now WPP invents ’boutique’ agency for Ford’s luxury Lincoln brand

By Stephen Foster on December 16, 2011

WPP just loves inventing new agencies from within its extensive resources (boss Sir Martin Sorrell clearly thinks his biggest clients don’t want to share his company’s talents with the hoi polloi) and now it’s going to create another in New York for Ford’s embattled luxury Lincoln brand. WPP-owned JWT has traditionally taken the lead in [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, News | Tagged Alan Mulally, audi, blue hive, bmw, ford, ford focus, jaguar land rover, lexus, lincoln, luxury market, Mercedes, new boutique agency, Sir Martin Sorrell, team detroit

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