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Perfect Profile
When a privacy advocate challenged Lynn Wunderman to make her own personal marketing profile public, she told him to wait five minutes. The president-CEO
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Top of the Class
While brawn and beauty got a nod, the majority of finalists in this year’s Reggie Awards had something that appealed to the kid in all of us. The Promotion
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Creeping Confidence
It’s always heavily qualified by “Depending on the war situation…,” or ”Barring a double-dip recession…,” but a perceptible note of confidence has crept
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Zilo Brings The Future On-Campus
This fall, college marketing agency Zilo Networks and the Institute for Global Futures will launch FutureLab: The Innovative Expo,” a “world’s fair” type
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Playing Catch Up
Spending on promotion activity via the Internet showed a healthy increase of 13.1 percent to $1.7 billion in 2002, compared to $1.5 billion in 2001, according
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One-way street
Nothing gives usually unflappable marketers that deer-in-the-headlights look like the mention of the word privacy. With horror stories circulating about
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Introductory Offer
Sampling rebounded slightly after a dismal 2001, up a modest 9 percent to an estimated $1.34 billion as marketers gingerly resumed campaigns. “Sampling
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COMING OF AGE
On Jan. 23, 2003, PROMO magazine invited to its offices in New York City four of the brightest thinkers and sharpest observers now working in promotional
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Measured Approach
A continued soft economy seemed to have little impact on promotion-related research spending as marketers may have shifted methods slightly but spent
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Paying Off
Judy has been working twice as hard and twice as fast for the past two years as her company teetered above bankruptcy and laid off a quarter of its staff.