Tag Archives: christmas campaign

Money continues to cascade out of Tesco, which has just announced that this year’s trading profit will be £1bn less (that’s one billion) than it and analysts thought. They were expecting £2.4bn. We say ‘cascade’ because the word makes an ...

Everybody knows that the internet, most notably YouTube, loves kittens and biscuit maker McVitie’s, courtesy of agency Grey London, is taking the obsession with young, mostly furry, animals several stages further in its current campaign. Here’s the latest, for Christmas, ...

On purpose it should be said – it’s enlisted James Rouse, the director who made ‘I’m sorry I spent it on myself’ for Harvey Nichols, to work his Fawlty Towers-type magic for Unilever’s Maille mustard. Do people still wear ties ...

More UK meeja, this time it’s a new campaign by Leo Burnett for Freeview, the service that provides lots of extra TV channels free. Interesting that one of its shareholders is Sky – which, of course, doesn’t. Anyway, ‘Left Behinds’ ...

We haven’t had too many Christmas ads from the US so far (unlike our dear UK) but here’s Ogilvy New York’s debut effort for Tiffany & Co, which it won back in February. It features a somewhat airbrushed NYC. A ...

Everybody seems to want a gadget for Christmas – as Apple will no doubt be reminding us soon. Samsung has got its retaliation in first, in the UK anyway, with this pleasingly low-key Christmas campaign from Cheil UK. Cheil suggests ...

DLKW Lowe has the populist touch and supermarket Morrisons occupies that (currently rather uncomfortable) end of the retail spectrum. So this Christmas effort shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. Hmm. Not much of Ant and Dec. Maybe they were ...

London creative shop !8 Feet & Rising won retailer House of Fraser a few months back and kicked off by running some crafted local campaigns (which we didn’t get round to writing about, alas). But what really counts is Christmas ...

Well here it is, the hugely-anticipated Sainsbury’s Christmas offering from AMV/BBDO. And, as we reported yesterday it’s a Great War spin, partnering the Royal British Legion which raises money for ex-servicemen. There aren’t any Great War (1914-18) veterans left, and ...