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Chella Chases Abandoned Carts
Chella Professional Skin Care began selling its anti-aging solution on the Web in December 2003, about three months after the company itself was founded.
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Mission: Fun in the Sun
It was a not-so-covert operation. The plan was to rescue a Yorktown Heights, NY, hotdog truck operator from his business. The mission? Hop on a hot air
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False Negatives
Nothing brings to mind H.L. Mencken’s old line that journalism is not an exact science like reading stories about your own company. For example, one competitor
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HoneyBaked Ham’s E-mail Recipe
IF EVER THERE WAS A MULTICHANnel merchant, it’s the HoneyBaked Ham Co. The venerable firm sells home-style food through catalogs and over 300 retail outlets,
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Outside the Box
Finding a new way to build out a brand in a static product category isn’t easy. But for Playtex-owned Banana Boat Suncare, the solution was simple rescue
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Merchandise Metamorphosis
SOMETIMES IT SEEMS AS IF TODAY’S MAIN CATALOG GROWTH strategy is, We’ll just give them a lot more stuff to buy and watch the sales pour in. Would that
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Is Sony’s Cyber-shot Ad Condescending to Women?
It could be argued very well, then, I will argue that Sony’s ad for its Cyber-shot digital camera is just a bit sexist. I don’t have any objection to
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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
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Winning Gen-Xtreme
If you graduated from high school before 1999, and then went on to get a marketing degree, you are faced with a serious challenge: How does a typical
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For Catalogers, Print Rules
Go figure. Print catalog sales remain the highest priority for most catalog companies. But just a minority intend to invest in increased mailing frequency,