Chief Marketer Back Issues

February/March 2010

When you hear the name Pitney Bowes, as a marketer, your mind might immediately go to the mailbox postage meters for big and small enterprises, direct...

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December/January Issue 2009

The headquarters of Threadless.com look like the collision of a dot-com startup and the Little Rascals' clubhouse. The main room of the offices on Chicago's...

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October/November Issue 2009

Coldwell Banker is Rebuilding Home Selling on a Web 3.0 Foundation; Marketers Need to Make Peace With Twitter; Is Targeted Advertising a boon or a privacy violation waiting to happen?...

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August/September Issue 2009

Playing to Win: Hasbro Wants to Be King of the Global Toy Box; Why Aggressive Marketing Spending Makes Sense in a Recession; 2009 Pro Awards Finalists...

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June/Jully Issue 2009

Screw It, Let's Ride: Harley-Davidson Retools Its Marketing; Offer or Creative – Which Has the Stronger Pull?; Does Your Branding Measure Up?...

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April/May Issue 2009

Kmart Goes for Customers Who Want Style With Smarts; Promo Interactive Survey Shows Brands See More Potential in Digital Media Than Ever; & Return to Gender: When It Comes to Speaking to Women, Who Does a Better Job?...

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