Articles Tagged ‘cloudraker’
How agencies are keeping morale up
As WFH changes the way they work, CloudRaker, Jam3 and Sophomore have devised ideas to keep talent connected.
CloudRaker wins assignment with StubHub U.K.
The Montreal-based agency’s campaign for the online ticketing platform is its first for an international client.
CloudRaker expands in Toronto
New design director Ian Matheson is among the several hires made across practices at the agency.
CloudRaker acquires ASK Marketing
The agency bolsters its retail capabilities by acquiring the Montreal-based trade marketing and retail logistics company.
Kijiji puts car buyers in the driver’s seat
For the launch of its dedicated automotive platform, the company plays off traditional ad tropes in the category.
Up to the Minute: A wave of hires, promotions at Tank
Plus, experiential shop XMC names partner and EVP, and Idea Rebel lands work with the NBA.
Industry members partner on McGill’s new retail school
CloudRaker and a number of retailers will help tackle major challenges at the Bensadoun School of Retail Management.
Up to the Minute: Tam-Tam\TBWA makes three hires
Plus, CloudRaker rebrands with new retail focus and Vibrant adds directors in Montreal and Toronto.
Swab the World aims to diversify stem cell donations
Three agencies collaborated on a campaign to launch a new organization founded by industry vet Mai Duong.
CloudRaker opens shopper practice
After hiring Kris Matheson as executive director in Toronto, the agency will help launch the Goods & Commerce platform.
Kijiji shakes up its creative approach
In a new campaign, the classified ads site shows how it can make life’s transitions more exciting.
Kijiji makes it about the shake
Cloudraker uses a rockabilly classic for the online classified site’s spring campaign.
Kijiji puts the pedal to the floor
The website enlists some Canadian rappers for a new campaign, as it pushes its auto selection.
Bleublancrouge names managing director
Jean-Sebastien Monty assumes the responsibilities of the departing president, while still leading Montreal shop U92.
Kijiji borrows from sellers
The brand crowdsourced 100 items for sale from its own site to use as props in new spots.
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