Competitors

More Than launches women's only motor insurance
by Alex Brownsell Marketing 06-Jun-08, 10:49

LONDON - Insurance provider More Than is to take on HBOS-owned Sheilas' Wheels in the women's drivers' space.

The Royal & SunAlliance-owned brand is launching More Than Women Drivers' Insurance, a female-targeted insurance featuring 'female friendly' repairers, £300-worth of handbag cover, and child car-seat replacement following any accident.
Women Drivers' Insurance also includes generic services like a mobile phone locator, priority roadside assistance and a replacement vehicle within two hours.
Product manager Jane Foster said the new insurance package targeted women whose main concern is safety in the event of an accident or breakdown. The product is available to buy both online and at high street stores.

Lloyds TSB unveils direct pushes for Corporate Markets division
By Jacquie Bowser Brand Republic 06-Jun-08, 10:40

LONDON - Lloyds TSB is launching a direct marketing campaign that combines new media and post to raise awareness of its Corporate Markets division.
The bank worked with the Royal Mail and Sony DADC to create an interactive CD that is personalized and tailored for each of its 10 Corporate Market regions across the UK.
The CDs, which will be sent to prospective customers, contain customer interviews, local case studies and local contact details that inform the recipients about the division's capabilities.

It also aims to encourage prospects to book appointments with their local relationship directors via an online booking form.

The case studies and customer testimonials found on the CD mirror those showcased in Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets' current "Capabilities" advertising campaign, which has been rolled out nationwide.

Ryan Haylock, project manager and assistant marketing manager for Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets, said: "We are constantly looking for ways to improve our customer communications and experience has taught us that personalisation is key to connect with customers and prospects.

"This individual, tailored approach works well with the relationship approach that we adopt for corporate banking, and we hope this will deliver real results for our locally based, relationship banking teams."

There will also be follow-up email and telemarketing after the CD mailing.
The Royal Mail and Sony DADC used their Personalised Integrated Media software to create the CDs for Lloyds TSB. The software allows companies to include information for a wide range of customers but program it so that content is tailored to individual recipients.
Antony Miller, head of media development at Royal Mail, said: "This revolutionary marketing solution fuses traditional post and digital media, enabling businesses to reach their customers with a truly personalised communication that is accountable and measurable."