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BBC - The Launch of BBC iPlayer: an amazing flying start
Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, IPA Effectiveness Awards 2008
The BBC is world-renowned for the quality of its programme-making and its journalism. The future of the Corporation, however, depends on its ability to connect its content with a new audience. The BBC ...

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Read: 38 times
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Learndirect - Careers advice from Learndirect: the whole story about being incomplete
Jon Tipple and Wanda Gregorek, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Bronze, IPA Effectiveness Awards 2008
Launched in 1999, learndirect's remit from the government was to improve the "employability" level of adults in the UK, with a specific focus on targeting those adults who have few (or no) qualificati ...

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Read: 59 times
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Virgin Atlantic - The rise of Virgin Atlantic
Emily James, Sergen Ozbek, Joanna Bamford, Elizabeth Boulter and Matt Bement, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Silver, IPA Effectiveness Awards 2008
This paper shows Virgin Atlantic has developed into one of the major players in the airline industry. In 1993, Virgin had a network 20 times smaller than British Airways. One of the main elements of i ...

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Read: 147 times
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Danone Activia - The value of letting the product shine
Jeremy Poole and Joanna Bamford, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Silver, IPA Effectiveness Awards 2008
Launched in 1999, Activia is a yoghurt brand which contains a probiotic culture with digestive benefits. In three and a half years, Activia went from being a niche brand worth £26.3 million a year to ...

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Read: 282 times
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Home Office - Cutting the cost of crime
Alice Huntley, Sharon Sawers and Emma Roberts, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Best New Learning/Dedication to Effectiveness/Media & Gold, IPA Effectiveness Awards 2008
Acquisitive crime such as burglary and robbery costs Britain some £9.5 billion a year. Ethnographic research provided the inspiration for a strategy that reflected the way offenders really see their v ...

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Read: 187 times
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Virgin Trains - The return of the train: how Virgin Trains became the nation's favourite transport provider
Lucy Howard, Claire Marker, David Bratt, Jack Bowley, Sally Dickerson and Steve Perry, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Silver, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2006
This paper discusses the second stage (running from 2004-05) of Virgin's campaign to rekindle enthusiasm for train travel. Virgin acquired the Cross Country and West Coast networks in 1997, and the la ...

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Read: 131 times
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Danone Actimel - From Hampstead to Hartlepool: turning live bacteria into popular culture - how a drinking challenge helped take probiotic drinks to the people
Joseph Heath and Rebecca Moody, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Silver, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2006
Despite being the market leader in the yoghurt industry, Danone hoped to encourage people to purchase its probiotic drinks. With its main competitor, Yakult, well established in this sector, people w ...

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Read: 215 times
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The Home Office - Crime doesn't pay - but advertising to stop it does: how communications empowered the nation to protect themselves from vehicle crime
Emily James and Louise Cook, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Best Media & Gold, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2006
This 2000-2005 Home Office campaign encouraged people to behave in ways that would help to reduce vehicle crime. By presenting the criminal as someone to outwit rather than be afraid of, the campaign ...

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Read: 96 times
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Marks & Spencer - This is not just advertising, this is Your M&S advertising: how confident communications helped restore public confidence in M&S
Megan Thompson, Jonathon Neal, Sarah Threadgould and Sandra Lema Trillo, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Grand Prix & Gold, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2006
In April 2004, consecutive sales declines and continual negative PR had led to a total loss of confidence in the M&S brand. Two years later City expectations were smashed by Q4 sales growth of 9.1% ag ...

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Read: 791 times
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Home Office/COI - Walking on egg shells
Megan Thompson and Jenny Boyden, Account Planning Group (UK), Highly commended, Creative Planning Awards 2005
This campaign for the Home Office encouraged women in abusive relationships to telephone the government's new helpline. Most abused women do not see themselves as victims of a crime. The advertising h ...

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Home Office/COI - Daylight robbery
Alice Huntley, Account Planning Group (UK), Gold, Creative Planning Awards 2005
This Home Office campaign aimed to encourage people to take more care to protect themselves and their property from acquisitive crime. Half of recorded crime consists of opportunistic burglaries, car ...

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Vehicle Crime Reduction - No Easy Ride
Stuart Sullivan-Martin and John Howkins, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2004
The UK Government launched its new Crime Reduction Strategy in 1999. Within crime overall, vehicle crime represents the largest category of crime - accounting for 19% - and was therefore a particula t ...

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Virgin Trains - How a powerful idea fuelled the engine room of Virgin Trains revenue by changing minds and winning hearts
Ioannis Melas, Lyndsey Jenkins and Graham O'Bric, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Silver, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2004
Train travel isn’t an obviously communications-sensitive market, particulary in the UK where a spate of recent crashes has left the market depressed public perceptions diminished. Not even when the op ...

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Read: 66 times
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Marks & Spencer Lingerie - Nice knickers don't sell themselves: how advertising made the difference for Marks & Spencer lingerie
Nick Walker and Alice Huntley, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Silver, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2004
This case study supports an important truth about retail: good product doesn’t sell itself. Advertising has an important role in shaping perceptions. The story starts in late 2002 when, while the rest ...

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Read: 187 times
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Virgin Mobile - In the red corner: how Virgin Mobile challenged the mobile phone establishment on behalf of the public
Sherree Halliwell and Tom Morton, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Gold, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 2004
Virgin’s launch into the mobile phone market is testament to two things: that even the most mature category can be disrupted by what we have come to describe as a challenger brand, and that positionin ...

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Read: 152 times
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Landrover Freelander
EURO-Effies, 2003
The launch of competitive products had led to a drop in sales in the UK, Italy and Spain. The objectives were to maintain an image differentiation whilst widening the Freelander's appeal. The creative ...

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Miller Draft - in search of a new beer idea
N Goodlad, Account Planning Group (UK), Creative Planning Awards, 1999
Campaign in 1999 by Rainey Kelly Cambell Roalfe for Miller Genuine Draft. Brand launched in Scotland 1992 and rest of UK 1995, had failed to make impact there. Scottish Courage acquired the contract t ...

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Miller Pilsner - A yank in Scotland
N Goodlad, Account Planning Group (UK), Creative Planning Awards, 1999
Campaign in 1998 by Rainey Kelly Cambell Roalfe for Miller Pilsner in Scotland (Scottish Courage). Low budget campaign on Scottish TV, supported by cinema and late night TV. Immediate rises in percept ...

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Read: 13 times
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Sunday Times
Andy Nairn, Account Planning Group (UK), Creative Planning Awards, 1999
Campaign in 1998 by RKCR for the Sunday Times. Objective: maintain leadership in a market of long-term decline and increasing competition. New approach: contrast with Mail on Sunday as `commentator on ...

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Read: 20 times
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Lil-lets - How the brand that whispered, prospered
Deborah Mills and David Hall, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, IPA Effectiveness Awards, 1996
1994-5 campaign for Lil-lets tampons, which repositioned the brand and reversed decline in brand share in the face of: declining market due to increased competition from towels, health scares associat ...

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