September 29, 2008 5:24 PM
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Starbucks' Ad Agency Drops Account
(MoneyWatch) Over on The Big Money, I note an article in Advertising Age about Starbucks' split with its lead ad agency, Wieden & Kennedy. Starbucks hasn't relied all that heavily on traditional advertising, and many of its successes have come from co-branding efforts with other companies. Many of those were handled by agencies other than Wieden & Kennedy, with whom Starbucks now has forged relationships. Bottom line: the split with W&K won't kill Starbucks' marketing efforts.
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