Feature: Redeem the coupon

Article ThumbnailConsumer demand for promotional coupons is increasing but their misuse is holding them back from their full potential
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Brand profile: Mr Kipling

Article ThumbnailWe all know Mr Kipling makes exceedingly good cakes but he’s pretty good at brand marketing too – 30 years at the top is hard to beat
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Professional development: The name game

Article ThumbnailWith the ISP’s relaunch of the ISP Diploma as the ISP Diploma in Promotional & Interactive Marketing, director of education Chris Bestley considers taxonomy, definitions and training
By Chris Bestley, ISP
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Direct and digital marketing: Print evolution

Article ThumbnailTony Spong, head of direct marketing, sales promotion and integration at marketing business consultancy AAR asks were direct marketing ends and digital marketing begins
By Tony Spong, AAR
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Opinion: Celebrating 75 years of the ISP

Article ThumbnailISP chairman Clive Mishon looks forward as the ISP celebrates 75 years
By Clive Mishon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: ISP: From the past to the future

Article ThumbnailToday’s ISP operates in a world of digital marketing where technology is constantly changing the way that brands and consumers communicate. Mark Ludmon goes back over the past three quarters of a century to find out how it got here
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Time for ‘not-stalgia’ for a change?

Article ThumbnailMatt Tabb, managing director of Wax Communications, warns promoters that it is not always a good idea to look back
By Matt Tabb, Wax Communications
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Vouchers & gift cards: Deck the halls

Article ThumbnailIn an economic downturn, rewards and incentives are more important than ever at Christmas, reports Andrew Johnson, director-general of The Va, the trade body for vouchers, gift cards and stored-value solutions
By Andrew Johnson, The Va
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Motivation: Driving sales

Article ThumbnailWith car sales dropping, staff incentives can help to promote sales at dealerships
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Incentives: Let me entertain you

Article ThumbnailDVDs and CDs remain popular incentives despite the growth of digital downloads, reports Rachael Glazier
By Rachael Glazier
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Experiential and digital: Changing mindsets

Article ThumbnailForget above- and below-the-line – the only line that matters these days is the bottom line. Rupert Cheswright, head of experiential at Line Up, argues that in tough economic times, marketers must take a more holistic view of the most relevant and meaningful ways to engage audiences
By Rupert Cheswright, Line Up
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Direct marketing: Back to basics

Article ThumbnailMike Barnes, director of marketing and business development of the Direct Marketing Association, asks if we are getting too sophisticated
By Mike Barnes, Direct Marketing Association
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Challenge Tricia

Article ThumbnailAfter raising over £7,500 for charity by cycling 600 kilometres from Vietnam to Cambodia last year, Intelligent Marketing managing director Tricia Weener is back in practice for another challenge.
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: The art of toast

Article ThumbnailA team-building idea at Toast was to challenge staff to create an artistic representation of – naturally – toast.
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: They should be so lucky

Article ThumbnailStaff at Haygarth had a more star-studded experience at a night-out at the O2 Arena when they met Kylie Minogue.
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Days of our lives

Article ThumbnailAs what there was of summer has finally ended, we find out what some agencies got up to in the name of rewarding their staff with a day-out in the sun (if they were lucky).
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Sunday 26th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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Feature: Motivated staff increase Alpha Group sales

Article ThumbnailAlpha Group has improved sales by between 300 per cent and 800 per cent on products at its airport retail units and cafés after bringing in motivational sales consultant Nicky Pattinson (pictured).
By Mark Ludmon
Posted on Friday 17th October 2008
Originally printed in October 2008 issue
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