Topic

Experiential

  • Coupons, E-mail, Self-checkout Big Winners in Digital Shopping: Study

    Digital shopping technologies are changing the dynamics of shopping. Some, like downloadable coupons have made strong gains in influencing purchases, while others, like social media, are lagging

  • Walmart to Operate FIFA World Cup Shops in its Stores

    Walmart has struck a licensing deal with FIFA to operate World Cup stores in nearly all of its markets around the world

  • Shopping Trip

    Spending on P-O-P, the largest consumer promotions category, increased 2.2% to $20.79 billion in 2008, as in-store media with its ability to reach a captive

  • Tales From the Front

    GARDENER’S SUPPLY TURNS TO CUSTOMERS FOR COVER WE RECEIVED AN E-MAIL FROM GARDENER’S SUPPLY CO. that said Help us choose our next catalog cover! The e-mail

  • Slow Growth

    Despite slower growth, U.S. event marketing and sponsorships was the largest branded entertainment category in 2009. It was forecast to grow 3.6% to

  • Cyber Monday Sales Could Set A Record $900 Million

    Consumers already worried about their jobs shifted online shopping sprees yesterday from midday to early morning and evening hours for fear of getting caught surfing for digital picture frames or iPods during business hours

  • Vetting Online Voices for Your Brand

    Public relations firm Edelman helped Kraft select the bloggers for the Velveeta promotion by using a metric system and other criteria to determine which bloggers would have the best influence. Some tips, per Edelman senior vice president of consumer brands Danielle Wiley

  • Street Smarts

    To promote the release of Tim McGraw’s latest album Southern Voice, a two-part teaser street-stenciling campaign was produced and executed in October

  • Frito Lay Develops Portfolio of Products for Women

    Frito-Lay developed a portfolio of products specifically for women around its “Only in a Woman’s World”

  • The State of Events

    Despite slower growth, event marketing and sponsorships was the largest branded entertainment category in 2009, growing $3.6% to $22.01 billion, up from $21.25 billion in 2008, when growth was 10.8%