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Motivating Matters: Consumer-side growth helps lift revenues 5.2 percent.
What was noteworthy about the results of a 1999 Incentive Federation survey was not that merchandise and travel continue to be strong motivators for employees
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Buy the Numbers: Consolidation continues as spending rises 9.3 percent.
Spending for marketing, advertising, and public opinion research services within the U.S. increased 9.3 percent in 1999, according to Jack Honomichl,
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ALTERNATE ROUTES
Herbally enhanced drinkmeisters will jockey for position this summer as the all-natural segment brings new punch to the beverage sector.Ah, summer. A
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Musical Confections: Just Born hits high notes with Atlantic Records’ help.
New Page 1 Candy maker Just Born, Inc., Bethlehem, PA, has historically carved out comfortable market share with low-key promotional campaigns. Its Mike
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Austin-tacious!: A cast of thousands helped New Line teach the world to shag.
New Page 7 If you see one movie this year, see Star Wars. But if you see two, see Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.” With those lines, voiced in
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Seeds of Change: Promotion spending vaults 9.4 percent in ’99.
Marketers are increasing their focus on promotions. Agencies and suppliers are flourishing despite shifts in the industry’s composition. And the Internet
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Austin-tacious!: A cast of thousands helped New Line teach the world to shag.
If you see one movie this year, see Star Wars. But if you see two, see Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.” With those lines, voiced in a teaser TV
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Virtual Satisfaction: The Internet boom lifts revenues 20 percent.
Behind the virtual shopping malls and electronic coupon systems, there are still bricks-and-mortar buildings brimming with merchandise, brochures, prizes,
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Getting Labeled: Printing revenues rise 10.7 percent.
Marketers continued energetic pushes to attract attention at the store-shelf level last year – and that was news specialty printers took all the way to
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KEYNOTE INTERVIEW: 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