Noel Bussey
Nov 14, 2008

Unilever calls review of global digital roster

LONDON - Unilever is approaching digital agencies in a bid to expand the global roster working across its brand websites.

Unilever calls review of global digital roster
Agencies have been asked to provide information on their ability to work across a number of countries on a range of Unilever brands.

However, the roster will not be split on a country-by-country basis, but region-by region; these will be Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa and Asia.

The work will involve build and upkeep of a number of Unilever websites from its major brands, which include Knorr, Hellmann's, Signal and Vaseline, around the globe.

The decision is not believed to affect the relationships with Unilever's existing global roster of digital advertising agencies.

In November 2006, the FMCG giant put together a list of four agencies to develop global online campaigns for its major brands, including Axe and Omo.

These were Dare, Tribal DDB, OgilvyOne and Momentum MRM. However, in March 2007, AKQA was also added to the list of agencies after it produced project work for various Unilever brands in the UK.

In October, Unilever handed the digital start-up Fifty Foot Squid a brief to handle the global digital roll-out of Dove's Self-Esteem Fund.
Source:
Campaign Asia

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