Tell Us What You Think
- Strategies Group - The one stop shop for complete web solutions
- theMarketingblog - The Marketingblog UK ... Reaching the right prospect, at the right time with the right message ... More details from Will Corry 01784 434 412 (UK)
- FMCGenews - The latest FMCG and Retail news
- UK Marketing Network - Contacts : Discussions : Jobs
- dmi News - The Global Gateway to Marketing News Powered by DMI Magazine
- Marketingblog's B2B Marketing Opinions Panel - Sign up today ..give us your opinion monthly and the charity of your choice receives your incentive - it all helps
- The Marketing Society - Promoting marketing excellence
- Screen Media Expo 2010 - Screen Media Expo Europe has demonstrated consistent growth year after year and has solidified itself as the industry’s biggest digital signage and DOOH media event in Europe.
- New... Save with Marketing CLOUT vouchers - You can use them now to save up to 25% - over 100 vouchers for Argos, Tesco, BHS, Boden, Debenhams etc. Save £10 on £30 minimum spend at Bodens ...expires November 28th .

|
Other Marketing
Marketing News: DCH creates financial adviser microsite for Cofunds
Integrated advertising agency, DCH, has created a microsite for Cofunds, the independent platform for financial planning; http://promotions.cofunds.co.uk.
|
|
|
 |
Marketing News: Augmented Reality Application for the iPhone connects mobile workers to the nearest and best places to work in London
When the city is your office and the options are endless, finding the perfect café or coffee shop to serve as your mobile workspace can be overwhelming, especially if youre in a hurry.
WorkSnug.com, in association with Plantronics, has launched a groundbreaking application for the iPhone 3GS that guides mobile workers to the nearest and best places to connect to the Internet, all by simply holding up their phone. There's no 'clicking through' required; WorkSnug uses Augmented Reality so that users can see Wi-Fi hotspots and potential workspaces in their vicinity right on their screen alongside their real-life surroundings. Finding the perfect mobile office, that also happens to come with the best cappuccino in the city, has never been easier.
"Work, in the traditional sense, has changed. It's no longer a place we go, it's a thing we do - we're mobile, and the city is our office," said Richard Leyland, founder of WorkSnug. "With the seemingly u
|
|
|
 |
Marketing News: Kai Rooney - What's in the name?
A London-based translation firm is offering parents-to-be the chance to check the meaning of prospective baby names in other languages to avoid inadvertently causing their offspring future embarrassment.
Celebrity couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes might have thought twice about naming their daughter Suri if they'd known that it means "pickpocket" in Japanese, "turned sour" in French, and "horse mackerels" in Italian, suggest Today Translations.
For 1,000 pounds ($1,678), the company's linguists will carry out a "basic name translation audit" of names, checking their meaning in 100 languages, or more for an additional cost.
While open to everyone, the firm said it expects the service is likely to attract celebrity clients, who are known for giving their babies unusual names.
|
|
|
 |
Marketing News: Consense has been appointed by Oxford-based wind farm developer, TCI Renewables Ltd
Following a competitive tendering process, Consense has been appointed by Oxford-based wind farm developer, TCI Renewables Ltd, to manage community consultation for a series of planned projects.
Consense's role will begin prior to the scoping of each project and will support TCI through to post-submission of their applications.
Work will include initial research and strategy development, managing public exhibitions, engaging with stakeholders, producing newsletters and other consultation materials, managing media relations, developing online consultations and handling enquiries.
TCI Renewables is a leading independent renewable energy business that develops, builds and operates wind projects across the UK and North America.
|
|
|
 |
|
|