Category: shopper
Brompton Bikes ‘Hidden Cities’ video challenge
Brompton Bikes, the London-based foldable bikes brand, is offering people around the world the chance to make a short film about undiscovered parts of their home cities...
‘Sausages & Chip’ from Richmond
Kerry Foods’ Richmond Sausages brand is launching a new £3m integrated ‘Sausages & Chip’ campaign, giving families the chance to win one of 200,000 microchips...
McDonald’s sing along Xmas campaign
McDonald’s UK has launched a new campaign that encourages the British public to film themselves singing Wizzard’s ‘I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day’...
Peperami offers Rolls-Royce prize
Peperami is giving fans a chance to win a Rolls-Royce by showing the world how they roll – literally. As part of a Facebook and Twitter social media campaign to launch...
TCC teams up with Gordon Ramsay
Retail marketing specialists TCC has signed an exclusive four year license agreement with WWRD Group to launch a range of ‘Gordon Ramsay Gourmet’ kitchen products,...
Heinz partners RVS for Heroes campaign
Heinz is partnering with charity the Royal Voluntary Service and TV presenter Ruth Langsford as part of its Heartwarming Heroes campaign and will be encouraging...
Bluewater: “Christmas is here. Make it magical”
Shopping centre operators Bluewater has launched a new festive integrated campaign, “Christmas is here. Make it magical”, including a TV ad, press, digital, social,...
Hunger Breaks Point Break partnership
Canned meal range Hunger Breaks is running a prize promotion offering the chance to win a trip to Mexico, as part of a partnership with upcoming movie Point Break....
Famous Grouse promo gets personal
Drinks company Maxxium UK is launching a new campaign for The Famous Grouse, the UK’s number one selling blended whisky, which include a brand new TV ad, a media...
Coca-Cola Xmas truck tour returns
Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE) is offering consumers the chance to win a two-hour visit from the Coca-Cola truck to their home town, plus a £5,000 Christmas hamper to mark...
