THIS WEEK: Briefs

Carling claim

Carling claim



Carling Black Label is claiming victory over official Euro ’96 sponsors

Carlsberg, saying total sales rose by 28% during the tournament and

off-trade sales were up 72%. Carlsberg claims a sales increase of 20%.



Smoke signals



BST-BDDP has created a TV campaign for First Alert’s ten-year

lithium-powered smoke alarm. The campaign airs in September, using the

theme ‘Ten years of life’ and will be supported by retail sales

promotions and PR.



MTV move



Elaine Luff, former marketing director of media buying agency MediaCom,

has joined MTV Networks Europe to head its new business sales operation.



Camel sales hump



Sales of Camel Lights have risen by 17% since the brand’s April

relaunch with a new blend and blue packaging, said owners



RJ Reynold Tobacco. The relaunch, which included a roadshow aimed at

student smokers, has led to sales rising by one million packs on last

year.



Speaking direct



Tesco Clubcard controller Grant Harrison has been added to the list of

speakers at UK Direct, the direct marketing convention to be held this

September in Jersey.



Down new Rhodes



Design agency Graphique has poached Holmes & Marchant senior project

designer David Rhodes to be its design director, packaging. He will work

on clients including Lever Europe.



Healthy eating



Yoghurt brand Muller is giving away weekends at Ragdale Hall health

resort and free PPP Healthcare in an on-pack promotion for Muller Light.



NatWest push



NatWest Life is backing its investment services with a six-week press

campaign asking consumers to ‘Mock the markets with NatWest’. The ads,

through Holder Wilson Pearce & Bailey, break on Monday July 22 and

stress how competitive the company’s rates are.



Coach work



Wallace Arnold, the Leeds-based coach tour specialist, has appointed

WWAV Rapp Collins North to develop all its mainstream advertising, after

a four-way pitch.



Press sweetener



Sweetener brand Hermesetas is running a pounds 1m press and TV

campaign, created by GGK Basel. The campaign aims to encourage more men

to use the brand.



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