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JCPenney Targets Shoppers with Rewards Program
JCPenney Co. is giving frequent shoppers even more reasons to visit
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Lillian Vernon’s New Owner Expands Catalog Plans
The current owner of Lillian Vernon, Current USA Inc., plans to increase catalog circulation and send out a steady stream of mailings, according to a company statement.
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Small, Medium Businesses to Increase Ad Spending: Study
Eighty-one percent of all small- to medium-sized businesses will either maintain or increase their level of advertising spending, according to the Local Commerce Monitor,
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Barclaycard US Names Michelle Bottomley CMO
Barclays PLC has appointed Michelle Bottomley CMO of Barclaycard US, its credit card business in the United States.
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Mars Snackfood Kicks off $1 Million Halloween Sweepstakes
Mars Snackfood U.S. is hoping to drive sales of its candy with a Halloween-themed sweepstakes and instant-win game offering the chance to win $1 million.
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Canon Reruns NFL Photo Contest Play
Canon is reprising its amateur football photo contest with former quarterback Archie Manning as its star play caller to hype its National Football League sponsorship role.
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Madden 09 Marketing Rolls Out
It’s the 20th anniversary of the iconic Madden NFL video game franchise, and marketers are partnering with it as if it was a major motion picture debut. And, all the hype started even before
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Will Gold Medals Spark Post-Olympic Marketing Deals?
Michael Phelps will likely be able to parlay his triumphs in Beijing into lucrative marketing payoffs. But by the end of the week, audiences with a short attention span may forget about other athletes
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Loose Cannon: Microsoft’s Live Search Ain’t Dead-On
When a marketer proposes a shopping scheme that relies on changing consumer behavior, eye-rolling within the trade press becomes almost audible. But if that scheme happens to be
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Out of Stock Items Are an Opportunity to Gain a Customer
If an item is both out of stock on your e-commerce site and not available for in-store pickup, does this mean you’ve lost a chance to win that customer?