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Retailtainment Today: The `wow’ factor pushes revenues up 5.1 percent.
The endless pursuit of loyal customers – an effort now intensified by the online shopping phenomenon – has retailers sprucing up their stores and giving
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Evergreen Appeal: Spending up five percent as licensees seeks stability.
Spurred by flush marketing budgets and a widening pool of potential properties, spending on promotional licensing rose five percent to $5.5 billion in
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Record Growth, Without Gold: Spending rises 11.8 percent in a non-Olympic year.
It’s boomtime in the North American corporate sponsorship industry. Spending rose 11.8 percent to $7.6 billion in 1999, according to industry newsletter
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Agencies
What’s In-Store: Tips for avoiding hidden in-store sampling costs.
In-store sampling time and again proves to be an effective marketing tactic for new products, product relaunches, or brand re-enforcement. The impact
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KEYNOTE INTERVIEW: Rocketing To Success
New Page 9 EMCI broadened its stable beyond pop music in the 1980s by creating revolutionary promotional concepts in home video, videogames, and television.
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Time to Heed Your Own Call
We field a lot of calls at promo from brand managers, agency executives, researchers, and other industry types looking for information.”Can you tell me
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Hispanic Marketing Can Be Eventful
Marketers of almost every ilk are promoting their products and services to the 32 million-strong Hispanic-American population which spent an estimated
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Live from New York
New Page 10 Larry Pryg says he used to watch Saturday Night Live “religiously” in his college days. So he knows first-hand about the show’s nostalgic
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Rocketing to Success
EMCI broadened its stable beyond pop music in the 1980s by creating revolutionary promotional concepts in home video, videogames, and television. promo
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New World Record: Saban, Wal-Mart make a sequel better than the original.
New Page 2 Developing an award-winning, sales-lifting, and viewership- driving promotion is a difficult-enough task. Creating a second-year campaign that