Month: April 2006
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The Five Tools Necessary for Playing Retail Hardball
Consumer products manufacturers who seek distribution at hypermarkets, big-box, or club stores would be well advised to become big-league hardball players, because every day a new megastore opens somewhere in America
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Listline e-Newsletter 04/28/06
Worldata has been appointed manager for the Bauer Publishing list
portfolio, effective June 1. The appointment includes a master file with
822,631 subscribers. Separate files are available for the magazines
First for Women, Woman’s World, In Touch, Life and Style Weekly, J-14,
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Marketing Performance Management: Break Conventional Marketing Wisdom
We need “Freakonomics” for marketing! As I reread Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner’s book on a plane flight, the woman sitting next to me practically shouted that out.
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The Seven Deadly Sins of Press Releases
The press release can be one of your most powerful public relations tools. Many companies, however, make the mistake of thinking that press releases are simple regurgitations of company news. Wrong!
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WPP Buys IEG
WPP Group has bought sponsorship consultancy IEG, Inc. to round out its media-management services.
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Engagement
Show Time: Tribeca Film Festival Lures Filmgoers
The Tribeca Film Festival, now in its fifth year, is launching a host of promotions to reach moviegoers outside of its traditional downtown Manhattan venue.
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Engagement
U.S. Cellular Sets the Stage for Summerfest Promotions
U.S. Cellular has struck a three-year sponsorship deal for Milwaukee’s Summerfest worth more than $1 million.
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Acquisition
Nestlé to Name a New Wonka
Nestlé USA’s latest sweepstakes will use an in-pack ticket to name a new Willy Wonka.
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News Briefs
CENDANT HOTEL GROUP: said it plans to merge its AmeriHost Inn franchise system into…SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT: has appointed Peter Dille to…
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Live from Ad:Tech San Francisco: Personal Profiles Key to Targeting
The recent proliferation of Internet social networks like MySpace.com and blogging phenomenon are creating millions of self-reported consumer profiles for potential targeting of products and services.