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Heating Up: Dunkin’ Donuts drives traffic in Canada with a temperature-controlled game.
America’s Great White North neighbors don’t need to warm their fingers with hot coffee cups in the spring, but Dunkin’ Donuts gave Canadian coffee drinkers
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Stored Value: Non-traditional retailers catch onto in-store marketing as veteran grocers exploit new technologies.
What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.After watching for years as in-store marketing helped drive sales, retain customers, and fuel repeat
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Off Target
I curse when I pass the construction site out on Highway 3.The site is for a Target store opening in September. I’m not the only one who curses over that
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Charging Forward : Energizer buys a Magic Bus ticket for the fall.
He may keep going and going, but even that peppy rabbit needs a ride every now and then.Next October, battery maker Energizer Holdings’ hippity-hoppity
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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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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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TOP OF THE P-O-P
Heritage Partners, Boston, acquired P.O.P. Displays International, a Woodside, NY-based company with operations in the U.S., U.K., and Portugal. The deal
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VOTES: Pop Goes the Century
With its 150-plus malls nationwide brimming with shoppers during the holidays, Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group and partner Pepsi-Cola, whose Joy
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Top Shelf: Marketing execs rank the best grocers and food companies.
The big are getting better.Major packaged goods companies and retail chains are earning each other’s respect by improving strategy and execution. That’s
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The Mall, the Merrier
Pepsi-Cola Co. and Visa USA are shopping around.The two sponsor General Growth Properties’ Cash Back for Schools program in 58 malls. Shoppers turn in