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Hostess to Visit Sweeps Contestants Homes on Halloween Night
In a play on Publisher’s Clearing House’s Prize Patrol, reps from Hostess will visit the homes of some of its sweepstakes contestants on Halloween to dish out $1 million to one winner
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Remove the Obstacles to Your Customer’s Buying Decisions
You may have inadvertently set up barriers that keep your customers from wanting to take that final step and purchase from you. Here’s what some of those barriers may be, and how you can break them down to encourage more sales
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Mars Hires VP/Retail Channel Marketing Director
Shopper marketing agency Mars Advertising has named Timothy Goeglein as vice president and retail channel marketing director, a new position, in the Cincinnati office
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Multichannel Consumers Favor Online-To-Store Shopping Experience
Consumers who use more than one channel when shopping for goods overwhelmingly prefer to move from online to brick-and-mortar locations, according to a new study
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Mail Stream: A Report on Incoming Direct Mail
Woodworking supplier Sherwood Creations is touting two Web sites in its fall/winter catalog
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Chex Pushes Party Mix with Videos, Sweeps
General Mills is out with a marketing campaign to reinvigorate its Chex Cereal Party Mix, which includes an online sweepstakes, videos and recipes
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NYC Street Musicians Boost Brit Rock Band Album
British rock band Oasis is getting open-air play from New York City street musicians playing tunes from its latest album in advance of its October release
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KFC Teams with Activision for ‘Guitar Hero’ Sweeps
KFC is partnering with Activision to help promote next month’s release of the “Guitar Hero World Tour” music video game with a host of promos
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Former Relay Exec Opens Experiential Shop
The former executive vice president at Relay Worldwide, Pete Kelly, has opened his own shop, situ8, an experiential marketing company
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Loose Cannon: Is This A Data Ship I See Before Me?
Google announces plans to dock data repositories offshore, in ships that use wave motion as a source of energy. Separately, reports of piracy are up. What does this mean for the data industry a few years down the road? The Loose Cannon neatly sidesteps this question in this week’s column.