RoC was relaunching into 825 Boots stores and needed awareness and sales at once, in store and online, from a standing start.
Somebody asserted the problem rather than a document recording it. Who said it, and whether they had a stake, is named below.
How we know
"We were looking for strong, experienced partners with the expertise and savvy to help us grow both awareness and sales, both in-store and online, with a 360-degree integrated media strategy."
| Who says so | Myriam Nissim, RoC's own head of marketing EMEA, in LBBOnline. Only that one outlet, and the piece reads as a supplied announcement. Note the media agency puts Boots at 65 percent of UK premium skincare sales. Read it |
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| A second source | No second outlet found. LBBOnline is a trade title rather than either agency's own site, but the piece reads as a supplied announcement, which is weaker than reporting. |
| What the agency was asked to do | "the development and execution of a 360-degree media, PR and Influencer strategy and communications plan, to drive awareness of the brand and grow UK market share, following a competitive pitch process." |
| How the agency was picked | Competitive pitch |
| How that happened | A competitive pitch process, stated plainly in the announcement. Two sister agencies were appointed together, mSix&Partners on integrated media and Halpern on PR and influencer. No other agency in the field is named. |
| How long it took | Announced 6 October 2023, against a UK relaunch and a rollout into 825 Boots stores. No pitch length or contract term given. |
| Recorded as | RoC Skincare (UK relaunch into Boots) |
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