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According to the “2012 Marketing Trends Survey” from StrongMail, conducted by Zoomerang, email marketing and social media are set to see the biggest budget increases by marketers in 2012.

Gamification is the process of making the expected fun – or at least a little more interesting. Here’s how you can get started incorporating gamifcation into your marketing and loyalty campaigns

Loyalty efforts traditionally provide rich amounts of data on a member’s transactions. Transaction data, however, only reveals what a loyalty program member is currently buying. Transaction data rarely provides insight on what else the member could be buying, the reasons behind the purchase or what differentiates this customer from others.

Norris Scott, the vice president of partnership marketing for NASCAR, talks about attendance, marketing, as well as the new sponsor expectations and how NASCAR is responding.

The Top 10 holiday specials shoppers are taking advantage of.

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Break The Retail Planning Cycle By Connecting with Shopper Rhythms

The economy’s still shaky and consumers are still nervous about opening their wallets. But that doesn’t mean promotional marketing gets to take a breather. More than ever, the burden remains on marketers to conceive of, execute and measure innovative and convincing promotions that will ultimately help seal the deal. Promo talked with promotional experts about what 2012 may bring for marketers and their agencies.

As marketers understand and adhere to McKinsey & Co. marketing expert David Court’s customer-lifecycle model, the “Consumer Decision Journey,” they also can apply loyalty-marketing best practices to employee recruitment, retention and engagement.

This fall brought positive news for brands within the health and wellness category. Food and beverage companies with a higher percentage of sales from “Better-For-You” products have healthier businesses. Let’s take a look at how four big brands—Dole, Silk, Smart Balance, Whole Foods—have staged promotions to hook consumers on healthy habits then provide long-term support to maintain loyalty.