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Thanks for your comments on the new ad campaign

Submitted on Thursday, 17 April 2008 | Category: RaboDirect

I am pretty pleased you all have sent me your comments, thanks for taking the time and keep them coming. It is quite interesting in terms of the fact that the ad seems to have had a polarising effect on you. Some like, some dislike. More >

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What’s in an Ad?

Submitted on Friday, 11 April 2008

Well here I am, putting myself in the firing line to hear what you have to say about our new ad campaign...here’s the director's cut and you can view all our TV ads here in the next few days. More >

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How important is your banks reputation or are you just resigned?

Submitted on Friday, 11 April 2008

In 2002, Westpac was the winner in the Good Reputation Index. A great achievement when generally bank bashing has long been a good sport. More >

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The customer is king (again)

Submitted on Thursday, 10 April 2008

A recent seminar in San Francisco had the title “customer service is the new marketing”. Or, as one of their speakers put it, marketing is a tax business pay for being unremarkable. More >

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