Advertising / branding
Luxury Nile cruiser Oberoi Zahra conferred 'Award of Excellence’ by Egyptian tourism ministry
07 Oct 2010
Komli Media acquires UK-based Indoor Media
07 Oct 2010
Kareena Kapoor to endore Mahindra PowerScooters
07 Oct 2010
Kareena Kapoor to endore Mahindra PowerScooters
07 Oct 2010
DDB India bags creative duties of Bajaj Allianz
05 Oct 2010
The Impact of Google Instant on SEO and PPC
30 Sep 2010
Earlier this month, the hugely anticipated release of Google Instant was officially announced. Whilst Google users may find the new search facility to be groundbreaking and exciting, the release certainly raises more questions than answers for marketers. Adam Bunn, head of SEO at search and social marketing consulting and technology firm Greenlight, and Matthew Whiteway, client services director, explain
Diageo calls pitch to review media duties
29 Sep 2010
Akai hands over media mandate to Mudra Connext
28 Sep 2010
Will Google end up supporting counterfeiters?
25 Sep 2010
Google’s new trademark policy will see advertising costs spiral, counterfeits rise, brand owners damaged, Matthew Whiteway, client services director at specialist search and social marketing consulting and technology firm Greenlight
Planet Sports revamps brand logo
24 Sep 2010
Mudra Group revamps brand identity
21 Sep 2010
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