Number :
2006/01
Year : 2006
Title : Think!ng like a brand : how a brand idea drove down road casualties
Client : Department For Transport
Number :
2006/03
Year : 2006
Title : Make Poverty History - creating an epidemic brand
Client : Emma Parry - Comic Relief
Number :
2006/15
Year : 2006
Title : How Homebase turned on the style whilst the DIY market went out of fashion
Client : Homebase
Number :
2006/58
Year : 2006
Title : Making Sainsbury's great again
Client : Sainsbury's
Number :
2006/59
Year : 2006
Title : Sold not dispensed : the power of consumer brands vs pharmaceutical brands
Client : Pfizer
Number :
2002/34
Year : 2002
Title : Sainsbury's : a recipe for success
Client : Sainsbury's
Number :
2002/49
Year : 2002
Title : The importance of selling a brand, not next week's issue
Client : The Economist
Number :
2002/50
Year : 2002
Title : BT bringing people together : share defence with a big D
Client : BT Retail
Number :
2002/51
Year : 2002
Title : Staying loyal to Lineker
Client : Walkers Snack Foods
Number :
2000/21
Year : 2000
Title : Rear seatbelts: sudden impact. How can we measure the cost of a life?
Client : Department Of Environment, Transport And The Regio
Number :
2000/25
Year : 2000
Title : Extra telecoms - how ET enabled BT to be greater than the sum of its marketing parts
Client : British Telecommunications Plc
Number :
1998/19
Year : 1998
Title : The Famous Grouse: from 'on the rocks' to 'a large one' - breaking the rules of marketing in a post mature market
Client : Matthew Gloag & Son Ltd
Number :
1998/50
Year : 1998
Title : Turning around the way you look at Pizza Hut
Client : Pizza Hut UK Ltd
Number :
1996/109
Year : 1996
Title : Match of the day - how Quorn burgers and Ryan Giggs changed the way we eat
Client : Marlow Foods
Number :
1996/119
Year : 1996
Title : Listen to the animals : how the RSPCA used advertising to influence the British Minister of Agriculture and thus ensure its voice was heard in the passing of European legislation on live animal transport
Client : Rspca
Number :
1996/205
Year : 1996
Title : BT : It's good to talk
Client : British Telecom
Number :
1996/212
Year : 1996
Title : Pizza Hut: how the Hut hit back
Client : Pizza Hut UK
Number :
1994/122
Year : 1994
Title : Advertising to the Max : the launch of Pepsi Max
Client : Pepsi Cola International
Number :
1992/212
Year : 1992
Title : Economist! I never read the Economist
Client : The Economist
Number :
1992/414
Year : 1992
Title : Climbing a mountain - the launch of Tudor Specials
Client : Smiths Crisps
Number :
1992/610
Year : 1992
Title : Immune to advertising? How a timely advertising proposition moved the Royal Bank of Scotland onto the business customer's shopping list
Client : Royal Bank Of Scotland
Number :
1990/308
Year : 1990
Title : Dogs versus dogma - RSPCA's campaign for dog registration 1989
Client : Rspca
Number :
1990/315
Year : 1990
Title : Lil-lets brand : how a small investment safeguarded the future of a brand
Client : Smith & Nephew
Number :
1990/406
Year : 1990
Title : The BMA's anti-NHS reform campaign - or how to change a government's mind
Client : Bma
Number :
1988/10
Year : 1988
Title : Barbican : how advertising helped to revitalise a brand
Client : Bass Plc/Britvic Corona
Number :
1988/47
Year : 1988
Title : How BBDO & Chessington make a world of a difference
Client : Chessington World Of Adventures
Number :
1988/63
Year : 1988
Title : Leeds Permanent Building Society Liquid Gold Account : I know that sounds like a lager
Client : Leeds Permanent Building Society
Number :
1984/09
Year : 1984
Title : The relaunch of Cow & Gate baby meals
Client : Cow & Gate
Number :
1984/10
Year : 1984
Title : Paul Masson California Carafes - 'They're really jolly good'
Client : Seagram
Number :
1982/23
Year : 1982
Title : Smith's Square Crisps : a case history
Client : Smiths Crisps