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Targeted OOH campaign for Weetabix Melts to drive in-store sales

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Weetabix has announced a new sales-driving campaign for Weetabix Melts. Live from Monday 7 November until 5 December, the activation is designed to drive awareness of the range at point of purchase across the UK. The campaign will be supported by a £300k investment including proximity outdoor advertising, targeted digital display and e-commerce, and is …

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