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66% of Those Surveyed are Increasing Their Online Product and Price Comparison Shopping
fuordigital
by fuordigital  10-31-2008   
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Luxury Consumption Index in Freefall
rmowery
by rmowery  10-22-2008   
 "Affluent shoppers will turn more frequently to mass-market retailers with a high-quality, value-driven image, like Target, as well as to outlet shopping where luxury brands can be had for less."
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Social Media Transforming Our Influences on What to Buy
valann 47
by valann 47  10-14-2008   
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What kind of consumer are you?
tabsey
by tabsey  10-12-2008    1
 Advertising people classifying us.
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Cause-Related Ads Get More Attention, May Increase Sales up to 74%
fuordigital
by fuordigital  10-6-2008   
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Japan Financial System
pedrgon
by pedrgon  9-23-2008   
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Marketers to get ‘unrivaled insights’ into WOM
fuordigital
by fuordigital  8-15-2008   
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The Interactive Advertising Bureau Releases: A Mobile Advertising Overview
fuordigital
by fuordigital  8-15-2008   
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Is WebFlock worth it?
Lara Nieberding
by Lara Nieberding  7-19-2008   
 $100,000!!!! That is a serious investment for a technology that has yet to yield a ROI.
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mark freeman on mobile advertising
eaonp
by eaonp  7-1-2008   
 Mobile has the ability to make any media clickable and interactive
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Bloggers’ Influence on Consumers Continues to Rise
pitim
by pitim  6-27-2008   
 Power to the people :)
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U.S. M&A Slumps, But Strategic Deals Help Fill Voic
Forbes Markets
by Forbes Markets  6-27-2008   
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One in Four Online Users Visit Social-Networking Sites
justinspring
by justinspring  6-18-2008   
 Social-interaction platforms, such as top-ranked MySpace and Facebook, have grown dramatically in recent years, with one out of every four people online now visiting social-networking sites, according to the Consumer Internet Barometer produced by the Conference Board and TNS.
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Folgers to be sold to Smuckers
BirdBarista
by BirdBarista  6-5-2008   
 P&G still owns the Millstone line of coffees. If Smucker's shares P&G's values, I guess I won't be buying any of their products if I can help it.
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Magazine Websites Continue to Post Strong Traffic Growth in Q1 2008
fuordigital
by fuordigital  6-2-2008   
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Recession Diet Just One Way to Tighten Belt
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  4-29-2008   
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American Designers Gain Cred
Lauren Sherman
by Lauren Sherman  4-28-2008   
 The strong Euro has brought many New York fashion designers to the forefront in both the U.S. and Europe.
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Nanotech raises 'toxic sock' alert
pokkets
by pokkets  4-10-2008   
 I didn't know it was Silver that they used as an antibacterial in socks, but now I'll have to treat my socks with more respect. Like with color, sometimes the silver was 'set' sometimes most of it was gone in the first wash. They need to work with the manufacturers to find a way of getting the silver to stay on the sock.
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Guess is Growing
Lauren Sherman
by Lauren Sherman  3-20-2008   
 The retailer plans on expanding, particularly in the international market, despite the lagging economy.
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Jobs at TruGreen
TriniFeb
by TriniFeb  3-6-2008   
 Really good page listing all jobs available across the counrty with TruGreen Lawn Care.
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So, how evil is Facebook, really?
enbar
by enbar  1-20-2008    3
 I use Facebook every day now. I'm pretty well hooked. But this article, which talks about the intellectual pedigree (Girard), political sympathies ("Thatcherite") and financial connections (the CIA) of its board, gives me the creeps in a big way.
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KJUS in good brand company
KJUSUSA
by KJUSUSA  12-20-2007   
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GE recalls 92,000 microwave ovens
FirstNiche
by FirstNiche  12-5-2007   
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Brand definitions
alexpapa
by alexpapa  11-29-2007   
 One of the best definitions of a brand and associated dimensions IMHO.
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R.J. Reynolds to cease Print Advertising
DevilInTheDetails
by DevilInTheDetails  11-28-2007   
 Don't get me wrong, cigarette ads targeted toward children are pretty wrong (and I am a smoker) I have to ask what exactly parents are doing letting their young daughters read magazines like Cosmopolitan, Glamour and Vogue. Can we continually blame advertisers for messages that are delivered to a younger audience through no fault of their own? It's not like the ads were running in Nikolodeon magazine.
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R.J. Reynolds Tobacco: No More Print Ads In 2008
BartendingBear
by BartendingBear  11-28-2007   
 Can't say that's a bad thing.
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Social Networks impact Brand-Consumer Relationships
trendagitator
by trendagitator  11-27-2007   
 With new platforms for broadcasting personal opinions, likes and dislikes and product reviews, SNs put consumers in charge of managing the brand-consumer relationship. Now, a bad customer experience potentially reaches 10,000 people and a personal endorsement from a friend could be priceless. As Trend Agitator tracks this fast-moving phenom, expect IT innovation to capture and monetize the SN endorsement opportunity in the near term.
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Toxic Toys On The Web::MarkMonitor.com Reports
merrie
by merrie  11-13-2007   
 MarkMonitor Reports Recalled Toys Continue to Be Sold Online and Gift Card Scams Threaten Identities These tracked toys--Dora the Explorer, Thomas the Tank Engine, Elmo and Barbie--were pulled from retail shelves in early August, the beginning of a wave of recalls that purged more than 12 million toys coated with toxic lead paint or featuring dangerous, swallow-able magnets. All were made in China Mark Monitor's analysts say they could determine from posted images or item descriptions that around 30% of those items listed on eBay were in fact the recalled versions, banned for toxic contamination or dangerous magnets. MarkMonitor also sifted through three business-to-business exchange sites--Alibaba.com and Made-in-China.com, and iOffer, which sell products to retailers. In this case, the firm's analysts found that around 8% of the listings--some of which offered hundreds of toys--offered one of the four tracked toys.
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Facebook's New Ad Platform - It's all about the Consumer
trendagitator
by trendagitator  11-7-2007    2
 Amid all the talk about user created content, the ecommerce potential of social networking sites and why relationships on Facebook are worth $15B, one thing is clear. Marketing gurus are salivating at the potential of monetizing where you and your friends go, shop and interact online. Newly announced Facebooks Ads and Facebook Beacon make consumers more central to this opportunity than ever before.
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Powerful packaging design
shayayal
by shayayal  11-6-2007   
 packaging,
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Brand free kids? not likely
billarming
by billarming  11-5-2007   
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Fridges are better younger just like women.
hotdoge3
by hotdoge3  11-4-2007   
 This will make you like younger Fridges just think younger is better like women.
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Pro Stores
shoppingxmas
by shoppingxmas  11-3-2007   
 Ebay Prostores which is an online ebay store equips you with everything that is required to open a web store right from the word go.
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Word-of-Mouth or when the unbiased opinion is trusted around the globe
Csmagg
by Csmagg  10-28-2007   
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Macy's bags Tommy Hilfiger; looks for other exclusive brand deals
dgreplay
by dgreplay  10-26-2007   
 It appears that Macy's has finally embraced the strategy of securing exclusive partnerships with designer labels to lure customers; its been very successful for Target...but the category is still taking its lumps and i'm not convinced this path will win for Macy's.
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Jim Beam Bourbon - profits climb
dl211
by dl211  10-26-2007   
 I'd think based on sales of Jim Beam, they'd do good regardless of how the market is doing, however I would think sales of wine & spirits would rise even farther if the market was in a decline!
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retail sites and social networkers
snowdwellr
by snowdwellr  10-24-2007   
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Nothing is safe anymore...LEAD IN LIPSTICK!
dfiskey
by dfiskey  10-12-2007    1
 i feel like nothing is safe...makeup, childrens cough medicne, toys.....time to epty out the makeup drawer...
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Lipsticks contain lead
LisbethJ
by LisbethJ  10-12-2007   
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Lead in Lipstick!
skydakini
by skydakini  10-12-2007   
 For all the women... actually, for men, too.
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