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These Are the Champions
Promotion people are daring people. They send identical twins to accost shoppers at supermarkets. They have people drink beer out of paper bags. They
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How to Fire a Customer
Business is good. But how do you know? I mean, how do you really know? Once, all you cared about were products and events. Working with retailers on co-marketing
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Playing All the Angles
Everyone should have a chance for a big payday with multi-partner tie-ins. Here’s how to handicap your play.Marketing may lack the complexity of nuclear
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AToys are a Must
Toysmart.com launched a $21 million marketing push to introduce itself to parents and teachers as an online source for what it calls “good toys.”The campaign
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NEW AND NOTEWORTHY TOOLS
F your brandForget banner ads. You want click-through to your Web site? Get on the keyboard. ChannelCommerce.com, Santa Monica, CA, is selling access
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Friendlier Skies: Airlines add in-flight premiums to soften bumpy rides.
Northwest Airlines and its newest rival, Sun Country, are handing out premiums for two very different reasons.Northwest’s new passenger packet is part
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Stranger in a Strange Land
Given the industry-wide turnover in brand management within packaged goods companies, it’s hard to keep even a small one-to-one program in place over
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The Whole Story: Organic foods market goes online to expand customer base
Whole Foods Market – a purveyor of organic foods, healing remedies and the down-to-earth lifestyle such things engender – is taking a decidedly synthetic
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The Sherpa Image: Mountain Miser proves generous to its best customers
Outdoor equipment retailer Mountain Miser was forced by circumstance to become a one-to-one marketer. The Englewood, CO-based store’s database had grown
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Cutting the Fat: Frito Lay reaches buyers of low-fat potato chips
One-to-one marketing is often touted as a great strategy for high-ticket items. But what about low-cost, commodity-type products like those found in a