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Hispanic Marketing Can Be Eventful
Marketers of almost every ilk are promoting their products and services to the 32 million-strong Hispanic-American population which spent an estimated
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Blue Ribbons
Promotion shop Louis London apparently made an appropriate name change: The agency now known as Momentum zoomed out of Disney World in March with five
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Give and Take: Efficiency key as revenues jump 10.9 percent.
The product sampling industry again grew at a steady clip in 1999, as manufacturers continued striving for more efficient ways to get products into consumers’
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Patent Ruling Pending: Online couponers tussle over Web territory.
Internet promotions companies are fighting a turf war through the U.S. Patent Office and the courts.BrightStreet.com, Mountain View, CA, is awaiting a
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Premium Purchase
Omnicom Group, New York City, acquired custom premium manufacturer Adpac Corp., Elk Grove, IL, for an undisclosed amount, and will align the business
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Internet Invasion: Web-based activity fuels 44-percent rise.
For many marketers, the Internet represents the promotional equivalent of the Holy Grail. The medium offers speed, cost-effectiveness, targetability,
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Summer Splashes
Memorial Day is only a few weeks away, and beverage brands are ready with a bevy of summer initiatives.Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta, will run an instant-win
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Seeds of Change: Promotion spending vaults 9.4 percent in ’99.
Marketers are increasing their focus on promotions. Agencies and suppliers are flourishing despite shifts in the industry’s composition. And the Internet
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Back to Basics: Coupons rebound with 8.2-percent jump.
Couponing continued its resurgence in 1999, with spending up 8.2 percent to $6.98 billion due to increases in distribution, average face value, and expiration
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Aisles of Opportunity: New retail categories spark 8.7-percent growth.
It’s spreading. A marketing medium used for years almost exclusively in grocery stores, in-store services are finding their way into other retail categories.