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  • Stores Face E-mail Learning Curve

    RETAILERS ARE BOTH BEHIND and ahead of the curve when it comes to e-mail. That’s the conclusion of a new report from e-mail marketing services firm Silverpop.

  • Huggies Has Pregnancy Covered

    Kimberly-Clark has a new relationship Web site that’s designed to get its Huggies brand name in front of expectant mothers long before they have to make

  • Tequila-Branded Music Headlines Summer Tour

    Sauza Tequila hopes to expand brand awareness beyond store shelves this summer by reaching its target with some of the liveliest music around. Downloadable

  • Goldstein Is 2005 List Leader

    Deb Goldstein has been named the 2005 List Leader of the Year by the Direct Marketing Association’s List and Database Council. Goldstein built IDG List

  • Marketers’ Salary Survey

    The low-voltage economic rebound of the past two years has barely registered in most marketing departments. In particular, high ranking execs have seen

  • Pursued by Jaguar

    The Jaguar gets its name from yaguara, a South American word meaning the animal that kills in a single bound. If a jaguar does not nail its prey on the

  • Legal (Un)ease?

    YOU CAN’T DO THAT! We’ll get sued! Trust me, you simply cannot use another company’s trademark. The Can Spam Act doesn’t apply, does it? If you don’t

  • Walk This Way

    New research on shoppers’ travel patterns and their shopping occasions could change the way packaged goods brands plan retail promotions. Research firm

  • How to Slice a $4.6 Million Pie

    The bricks have embraced the clicks. Retailers generated 5% or more of their total sales online last year in only 12 product categories. And by the end

  • There’s Something Special About Aqua Velva

    Aqua Velva, the classic blue-colored aftershave that many may remember sitting on a shelf in their father’s bathroom, is out with a line extension and