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Art of Giving
The momentum in the 2003 U.S. economy spurred more generous gift-giving in corporate America, as companies pumped up spending to recognize employees for
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Showtime Drops Millions to Push Queer as Folk
Touting the fourth season of Queer as Folk, Showtime has mounted a multi-million dollar integrated marketing, advertising and publicity campaign. The
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Doing Less, Spending More
Sponsorship spending showed a healthy uptick in 2003, jumping 6.2% to $9.8 billion, from $9.4 billion in 2002, according to Chicago-based IEG, Inc. But
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Showtime Drops Millions to Push Queer as Folk
Touting the fourth season of Queer as Folk, Showtime has mounted a multi-million dollar integrated marketing, advertising and publicity campaign. The
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It’s Show Time
While TiVo may have spooked the advertising industry with its ad-skipping capabilities, it has opened a new door for promotion. TiVo’s Showcase component
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Instant Gratification
Sampling enjoyed another year of growth in 2003 as marketers continued to place products directly into the hands of consumers. Spending is up 10% to about
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Agencies
Ready for Its Closeup
Whether it’s a determined clownfish, a web-slinging boy wonder or a style-setting rap artist, the right match between an entertainment property and a
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Clipping Path
Spending on coupon promotions grew about 3.5% to an estimated $7 billion in 2003, fueled by an increase in the volume of coupons distributed. Consumer
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Spending Reaches $288.3 Billion in 2003: PROMO Trends Report
Spending in 14 promotional tactics grew by an overall 9.7% in 2003, to more than $288.3 billion, up from $262.7 billion, according to research by PROMO
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Agencies
Street Smarts
U.S. marketers spent an estimated $152 billion on event marketing in 2003, up about 15% from the year before. Spending will rise another 15% to 20% in
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