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Brand Enthusiasm: Why some brands thrive while others dive.
Why would 100,000 people travel to a corporation’s anniversary event, competing for the opportunity and paying for the privilege?Why would a group of
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Escape to the Net
Is the Internet spawning a nation of jaded super-consumers who feel more empowered and at the same time more bored? Recent studies from various sources
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Organizing the Tool Chest: Bounty puts the service in Snyder.
Snyder Communications, Inc. last month officially launched Bounty SCA Worldwide, a division that organizes the numerous marketing services businesses
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Industrial Strength: Everyone pitched in to make DVD technology a hit in ’99.
DVD is now a household word – even if nobody’s sure what the letters stand for. While debate continued over whether the future of recorded video and music
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Offline Ads: Is TV a bust for dot-coms?
Branding isn’t exactly working for Internet companies. And the bundles of cash these virtual outfits are spending on TV campaigns isn’t helping the cause
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House Beautiful
Appliance makers are serving upscale goods and brand-conscious promos. Will it curb consumers’ appetite for price deals?Appliance sales are strong as
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Taking Loyalty’s Measure
THE DEBATE OVER attitudinal research vs. product use history won’t likely be settled soon, but now at least it has a moderator. Segway, a new joint venture
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The End of the World as We Know It?
YEAH, YEAH, sure, sure. Jan. 1, 2000 has come and gone, and Y2K turned out to be the most over-hyped dud since the “Seinfeld” finale. Our computers still
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To Tell the Tooth
There’s two things you can do when no one wants to hear what you have to say: shut up or change the subject.Wykle Research went for the second option
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Real Reps, Real Questions, Real Answers
In consulting projects and in training programs, I’m always impressed with the thoughtful, provocative questions put forth by phone-based marketing and