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DLKW Dialogue beats three to Boltblue task.(gains advertising contract)(Brief Article)
DLKW Dialogue, the below-the-line arm of Delaney Lund Knox Warren & Partners, has picked up the pounds 2 million account for the mobile and internet services company Boltblue after a four-way pitch.
DLKW Dialogue won the business after a pitch against Banc, WWAV Rapp Collins and Target NMI. It is the first client that it has won independently; until now it has relied on business referred on by DLKW.
The work will be the first major advertising push that Boltblue has undertaken since launching in January 2000 and will involve a mixture of press, direct marketing and new-media executions.
Boltblue, which has more than six million registered users, creates value-added services for the mobile market such as picture messages, ringtones, logos and SMS alerts for subjects ...
- Steve Barton joins board of DLKW dialogue as CEO.(Agencies)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: New Media Age Davies, Sara October 2, 2003 700+ words
Digital marketing agency DLKW Dialogue has bolstered its management...has taken the role of CEO at DLKW Dialogue, the direct and digital arm...Simon Andrews is chairman of DLKW Dialogue and is responsible for the agency...
- Steve Barton exits DLKW Dialogue.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Precision Marketing Rubach, Emma March 5, 2004 700+ words
DLKW Dialogue chief executive Steve Barton has left less than six months after joining...Sharpen recently joined Perspectives Red Cell. When Barton joined DLKW Dialogue he said: "It has the talent to be a top 20 agency in the next two...
- DLKW Dialogue.(Agency Wins)(wins ScreenSelect contract)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: New Media Age Adegoke, Yinka January 29, 2004 700+ words
DLKW Dialogue has been chosen by online DVD rental company ScreenSelect to run a digital media and direct marketing campaign to promote it in the UK. The agency has worked with screenselect .co.uk founder Simon Andrews before, when he founded Amazon.co.uk. dlkwdialogue.com
- DLKW Dialogue promotes Griffiths to partner.(news; Steve Griffiths )(Brief...
- Magazine article from: Precision Marketing November 21, 2003 700+ words
DLKW Dialogue, the direct and digital arm of advertising agency Delaney Lund Knox Warren, has promoted Steve Griffiths to managing partner. He was originally hired as business development director from the UK office of Lostboys, a European digital agency network.
- DLKW Dialogue lures senior account chiefs.(Samantha Kennedy and Mike Zeedeberg...
- Magazine article from: Precision Marketing March 18, 2005 700+ words
DLKW Dialogue has recruited two senior account heads to support the agency's expansion. Samantha Kennedy joins as associate director to head...
- Delaney Lund hires Barton for top direct role.(Steve Barton hired by Delaney...
- Magazine article from: Precision Marketing October 3, 2003 700+ words
...Warren & Partners to head its direct and digital arm, DLKW Dialogue. Barton left Leonardo three months ago, along with creative...company Leo Burnett merged the agency into sister shop Arc. At DLKW Dialogue, he will take on day to day responsibility for the agency...
- Andrews quits DLKW Dialogue to set up shop.(Simon Andrews)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Precision Marketing January 21, 2005 700+ words
DLKW Dialogue chairman and managing partner Simon Andrews has left the agency to set up Big Picture, a company designed to provide branded content...
- DLKW Dialogue.(Marketing)(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
- Magazine article from: New Media Age September 30, 2004 700+ words
dlkwdialogue.com Owner: Delaney Lund Knox Warren Founded: 2001 Chairman: Simon Andrews UK staff: 17 Declared turnover: 2,061,250 [pounds sterling] (yr to Dec 03) Business split: 65% interactive advertising, 20% email, 15% Web development Clients: Halifax, COl, Birmingham Midshires, Teletext, Burger