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  • Nearly 75% Of Internet Users Are Now Shopping

    Nearly three quarters of Internet users are now making purchases online buying and 82% of this group is making multiple purchases, according to market

  • Survey Finds Online Customer Service a Myth

    The lack of timely – or any – response to customer service queries has left many consumers dissatisfied with e-commerce-enabled Web sites, according to

  • First Call Launches Corporate Historical Database

    First Call Corp., a Thomson Financial company, has launched First Call’s Historical Database. This file contains earnings estimates on U.S. and Canadian

  • Shareholders Urge D&B to Explore Sales Options

    Dun & Bradstreet’s largest shareholder, Chicago-based Harris Associates L.P., has challenged D&B to take steps to maximize shareholder value, possibly

  • Drug marketing efficacy

    Prescription drug marketers have spent $1.4 billion on ads annually since a 1997 FDA law change that opened the airwaves. Now, drug companies can gauge

  • Private Label Dips Downscale

    Affluent Americans abandon store brands and leave the door open for national brands to score with promos.One of the consumer marketplace’s most enduring

  • Sophisticated Sampling

    The sampling event is an age-old marketing strategy. But more and more these days, the emphasis is on the event.More than 84 percent of brands currently

  • Shedding New Light

    Jay Farrell sees Davidson Marketing competing on an equal footing with the largest promo agencies and marketing conglomerates now that the 20-year-old

  • Miller Redrafts Marketing

    Miller Brewing Co. restructured its sales and marketing division in July and abruptly replaced its ad agencies two weeks later in an effort to regain

  • Marketing Goals: World Cup win should net more play for U.S. women’s team.

    All sports bra jokes aside, winning the FIFA Women’s World Cup should give the U.S. national soccer team greater support than it has ever had before.