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Allstate - if at first you do not succeed, go back to what the consumer said
ARF Ogilvy Awards, Financial Services, Silver, Leo Burnett-Chicago and Starcom, 2007
Allstate Auto Insurance wanted to remain a top brand and grow, but faced the problems that the market is an established undifferentiated category with low involvement and interest from the customer, a

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WaMu bankers pen
ARF Ogilvy Awards, Financial Services, Gold, Leo Burnett and Starcom, 2007
Washington Mutual Bank launched 'Free Checking' with no strings attached, in 1994. At the time, as other banks charged, it was very popular with customers. However, by 2004, many banks provided the

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How crazy good revitalized the pop-tarts brand
ARF Ogilvy Awards, Food, Gold, Leo Burnett and Starcom Media, 2007
Kellogg's Pop-Tarts had been a market leader for 25 years but, in 2003 alone, main competitors Nabisco and Quaker, had introduced over fifty new products in the breakfast category, aimed at taking mar

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Heineken - Three Little Words
New York American Marketing Association, Effie Awards, 2005
Having been deposed by Corona as the leading import beer in the US, Heineken had a real fight to generate sales, particularly in the drink-at-home market in key cities - Miami, Los Angeles and New Yor ...

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Crayola: Make play
New York American Marketing Association, Silver Award, Effie Awards, 2004
The major problem facing Crayola was that it had become a ‘once a year’ brand with sales concentrated in the ‘back to school’ period. While the company had developed new products they lacked awarenes ...

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