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My role at MRM was to manage the production of online advertising assets for a forthcoming campaign to promote the launch of the Intel Core 2 Duo processors. Publishers included MSN, Yahoo!, CNET, eBay, Sky, Channel 4 and more.
As the project manager, my responsibilities…
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A campaign was developed to drive awareness and trial of Smirnoff Appleback, a new mixed drink from Smirnoff. The campaign included “barstorming” activity where promotional…
Microsoft were in negotiations with European mobile operators to bring Windows Mobile devices (eg Microsoft Smartphone and Pocket PC devices) to market. msgotomarket.com was a communications tool that provided marketing and training support to the mobile operators and Micosoft’s partners.
A password protected website was developed…
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With 7 key markets across EMEA all taking an ad hoc approach to Windows Mobile promotions, KLP was briefed to develop promotional guidelines that could be scaled up for worldwide distribution.
A centralised online solution was proposed as an alternative to printed guidelines. The online version offered…
Thinkwindowsmobile.com was designed exclusively for retail staff from stores like Dixons, Carphone Warehouse etc. The main objectives were to:
Freelance assignment to troubleshoot DHTML problems and clean up code. Production work included re-working DHTML layers, tidying HTML, reworking graphics and re-instating Dreamweaver template structure.
I was the Project Manager for this campaign which involved the creation of a competition microsite with a viral component encouraging users to invite friends to enter a competition. The site included a database for capturing competition entries, a backend (ASP) statistics tracking/reporting system…
Witnness was a programme of events aimed at 18-24 year old Irish male rejecters of Guinness with the objective of changing their attitude to Guinness. The centre piece of the programme was a large music festival near Dublin. Over 80,000 people attended the festival over 2…
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T-Motion was a mobile portal which offered users mobile access to information and sevices by utilising Web and mobile technologies. Developed in both English and German, core services included email, an address book and a calendar. I was the producer in a team that fluctuated…
