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Frito-Lay, McGraw Spice up Fritos’ Product Launch
Frito-Lay has teamed up with Grammy Award-winning artist Tim McGraw to launch a limited edition flavor of its Fritos corn chips.
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Macy’s Partners with FAO Schwarz
Macy’s, Inc. has signed a deal to open FAO Schwarz toy stores in 275 of its retail locations this year, with a larger rollout expected over the next two years.
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Loose Cannon: Poli-Sigh: DM Mistakes Know No Party Lines
Had enough of Barack, Hillary and John yet? No, of course not
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Fair Trade: An Argument for Rewarding Users on Social Networks
Sure, social network traffic is booming and users are creating more and more content every day. But the hype is outpacing the value proposition for many marketers. See why Dave Friedman thinks rewarding users might be the solution
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Loyalty Marketing in Times of Economic Distress
Sales declines during a recession will certainly result in budget cuts, and marketing sometimes must bear more than its fair share. Find out how to retain your high-value customers and keep them spending at their current level
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Wal-Mart Has Designs on Designers
Is Wal-Mart about to become the Mecca for the fashion-conscious? Read why Wal-Mart may be catching up with discount rival Target and indeed be finally getting the mix of product and celebrity brand right
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Differentiate Your Brand with Goodwill Messaging
Goodwill messaging — putting the customer’s needs first — actually help marketers differentiate their brand and achieve their objectives
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Abercrombie DM Sales Rise 44% in Quarter
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. posted net income of $62.1 million for the first quarter, a 3% increase over $60.1 million in the prior year.
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Burger King Backs Jonas Brothers Tour
Burger King Corp. is extending its association with music by sponsoring the Jonas Brothers’ upcoming “Burning Up Tour.”
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Zoom Stages Office Rallies to Spark NBA Gear Sales
Zoom Media and Marketing is aiming to fuel pro basketball playoff fever and National Basketball Association merchandise sales through a series of office pep rallies in Detroit and Boston this week.