Tag Archives: vccp

It seems to have taken VCCP two years to come up with a Tango TV campaign (might not be their fault of course.) Britvic’s Tango is something of a rite of passage for agencies, trying to imitate the impact HHCL ...

Cadbury, which makes a chocolate-like substance for these definition-heavy days, is trying its hand at nostalgia for its new Darkmilk – which is a bit like its milk chocolate and plain chocolate, but isn’t. All clear? Anyway, agency VCCP is ...

VCCP’s meerkats for Comparethemarket.com have been charming us for years (they hope) although latterly they’ve been reduced to plugging a series of money-off promotions. Here’s Compare’s new campaign from VCCP Blue for the latest thing in price comparison websites, automatic ...

02 is best known for capitalising on its marketing assets – like the O2 Arena in London – but now it’s decided to spread its wings, dropping trusty Sean Bean for George the Poet in an ambitious new campaign – ...

Cadbury’s Twirl chocolate bars are trying to involve the nation in the fortunes/relationship of Sarah and Myles, the two protagonists in its new campaign from VCCP. It may even succeed as they’re engagingly real (based on the evidence of this ...

Amazing that Canon is still in business given the ubiquity of mobile phone cameras. Anyway it is and, in a new campaign from VCCP, it’s trying to persuade Canon customers/prospects to “try a new experience for the first time” and ...

Nationwide’s ‘poets’ campaign from VCCP has divided opinion somewhat but its latest manifestation – ‘Mortgage Number One’ – pulls it all together in admirable style. It features Alfred and Elizabeth Idle who were helped to buy their modest home by ...

The people with the big TV budgets these days are furniture businesses so it’s a problem when your marketing budget disappears down the tubes. But that’s the position that Harveys and Bensons for Beds (two operations) found itself in when ...

One of the big hopes for agencies is that new tech-based clients will take over from the likes of Unilever and Procter & Gamble as their big source of revenue. Some such are spending heavily, Amazon for one which is ...