Hotcow designed the UK’s largest hammock, measuring 8.5m long and 3.5m wide, fitting up to 20 adults, to raise awareness of Tobago as a great holiday destination. We targeted consumers in Kingston Upon Thames over the bank holiday weekend.
Tobago …
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Honda thought of a clever way to promote their innovative nature recently. Instead of using tired marketing techniques, over-used slogans or saturating the social media scene, they applied their magic to something that’s in every garden shed: a lawnmower.
In …
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Brands who are looking to enhance their customer base, need to align themselves with discount retailers to reach a new group of shopper. These shoppers are leading the pack and more are set to follow in the coming months. Brands …
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The latest Marketoonist sketch from our favourite, Tom Fishburne, looks at “Native Advertising”, a big trend in Marketing this year.
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Soup brands turn their focus to heritage marketing…but where is the emotional engagement?
As the nights are growing shorter and darker, and the weather begins to take a sharp turn, most people will be adapting their eating habits from summer …
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China is the home of many innovations, and is a landscape where as we know, many brands use as a platform to innovate.
The Walt Disney Company as a brand is known and loved around the world and has also …
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Kids have been having a tough ride recently.
First it was packed lunches and now it’s breakfast. Nutrition in children is difficult ground to cover. Even the well intended “breadstick and houmous” parent treats their kids to the cheeky MacDonald’s …
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What will become of the humble lunchbox?
Last week the government called upon head-teachers to ban lunchboxes and encourage children to eat free school dinners instead, claiming they are consistently less nutritious and contribute to the 20% of children who …
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Are UK consumers shunning the supermarket experience?
The times they are changing. Especially if you are one of the big super-hyper-mega-market stores in the UK.
Not so long ago, ASDA were in the news discussing what they could do with …
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The sunshine may be out, but beer sales are falling. Cost conscious consumers have tightened their belts and growth has been largely dependant on increasingly attractive deals.
So what has happened?
The inevitable really.
Beer prices became so low they …
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