Election fever – vote for the marketing model of the century

Campaigns, Marketing insights

This time of year is traditionally when the politicians and media are whipped into a frenzy about the upcoming elections. And this year’s there’s the additional twist of saying ‘YES or NO to AV.’ Well, all that aside, The Chartered Institute of Marketing has a poll of...

Designing banners for the Royal Wedding celebrations

Branding, Campaigns, Design, Local, Marketing and design

The Royal Wedding is only a few weeks away, so we’ve been busy putting the final touches to the promotional materials we’ve produced for the Buntingford Street party. Here’s a sneak preview of the 8ft banner that will be adorning the streets. Let us know if you...

Marketing Zone designs website for local Royal Wedding celebrations

Branding, Campaigns, Local, Websites

The Royal Wedding is in the headlines at the moment, and over the past few months, Marketing Zone’s town of Buntingford has been planning to hold a street party to mark the occasion. From hog roasts and bunting, to fancy dress competitions and live music, the town is...

Marketing Zone gets coverage for its client in trade press

Campaigns, Clients, PR

As part of our trade media relations plan for Polaroid Eyewear, we’ve been developing and distributing press releases to industry publications. A recent press release generated interest from Marketing Week. It featured Polaroid signing a six year deal between their...

Which marketing model from the last 100 years gets your vote?

Campaigns, Clients, Creativity, Websites

As your organisation develops its business plans, the chances are that you use marketing tools and strategies to plan for the future. What we’d like to know is which tool or model you use and find the most valuable? For example, when looking at the revenue of your...