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Hill House Hammond has novel idea.
Hill House Hammond has hit upon a novel medium for advertising its services. The Norwich Union-owned...
Hill House Hammond has hit upon a novel medium for advertising itsservices. The Norwich Union-owned company has signed a 12-month contract
with Media company T4 to pilot an ad campaign in car parks in the
South-West. At an unveiling ceremony in Bristol last month, Bob Screen,
HHH's marketing director (left) and Steve Connor of T4 Media revealed how
ticket machines and barriers would be used to display HHH's brand and
slogans.
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