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Amazon's new campaign aims to remind customers to check it out before every purchase - Vimarsana News

Amazon's new campaign aims to remind customers to check it out before every purchase

The campaign has been launched under the hood of ‘Jab Bhi Kuch Naya Ho Lena, Amazon Check Kar Lena’, conceptualised and directed through Ogilvy

Cautionary tales of "Bargain Regret" continue in AAMI's latest campaign via Ogilvy Melbourne – Campaign Brief - Vimarsana News

Cautionary tales of "Bargain Regret" continue in AAMI's latest campaign via Ogilvy Melbourne – Campaign Brief

‘Bargain Regret’, aka that sinking feeling you experience you feel when you go for a cheap deal, only to be let down in the long run, is something we can all identify with. The latest campaign from AAMI and Ogilvy Melbourne, continues to tap into this universal insight, with a new series of spots th

UniSA takes higher education to the next level in latest Unstoppable campaign via KWP! - Vimarsana News

UniSA takes higher education to the next level in latest Unstoppable campaign via KWP!

The University of South Australia (UniSA) has launched the next instalment of its national brand campaign, Unstoppable, via KWP!.

AAMI supports AFL supporters with 'Fansurance' in latest campaign via Ogilvy Australia - Vimarsana News

AAMI supports AFL supporters with 'Fansurance' in latest campaign via Ogilvy Australia

AAMI and Ogilvy are launching Fansurance, a way of supporting footy fans who have experienced their own footy related clangers.

Contractor Homrich selected for Packard Plant demolition | Crain's Detroit Business - Vimarsana News

Contractor Homrich selected for Packard Plant demolition | Crain's Detroit Business

Detroit has selected a contractor for $1.685 million in work to tear down part of the Packard Plant. The city has tapped Carleton-based Homrich Inc. as the demolition contractor for the building at 6199 Concord St. The contract would need approval from Detroit City Council, which could happen next…