Month: February 2009
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Millard Promotes Williams and Thibodeau to Brokerage VPs
Lisa Williams and Heidi Thibodeau each have been promoted to vice president of brokerage at Millard Group Inc.
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Agencies
Voice Commerce Acquires Perpetual Payments
Voice Commerce Group, a British transaction processing firm, has acquired Perpetual Payments, a London-based credit card and merchant services processing company.
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Agencies
Sprint Pushes Perks and Instant Rewards
Sprint is launching a new service status to offer paybacks for long-term customer loyalty.
The program, Sprint Premier, is being offered to customers who have had Sprint wireless service for at least 10 years
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Zaldiva Losses Widen
Zaldiva Inc., an online comic book and collectibles marketer, posted a net loss of $140,043 for the fourth quarter, compared to a net loss of $138,192 in the prior year.
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Agencies
FTC Accuses Allegedly Bogus Mortgage Rescue Firm
The Federal Trade Commission has charged an alleged mortgage foreclosure
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EBags Names Jones CEO
EBags has named Vince Jones chief executive officer and a member of its board of directors
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Agencies
Postscripts: February 11
Burger King global Kids Meal premium promotion, Kashi has joined Recyclebank online rewards program, PPAI has added a new member to its lobbying team, Carlson Marketing Worldwide has named Jeff Balagna as president and CEO
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Paige Premium Ties Movie Tickets to Jeans Try-On
The retailer Paige Premium Denim is rewarding customers with free movie tickets to see “Confessions of a Shopaholic” to customers who try on a pair of its movie-themed jeans
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Non Talbots Credit Card Holders Can Now Earn Loyalty Points
Specialty retailer Talbots, Inc. has expanded its customer loyalty program to allow customers that don’t use its private-label credit card to also earn points toward future purchases
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Reward Program Members are Word-of-Mouth Champs: Colloquy
It pays to keep loyalty program members happy, especially if marketers customers to spread the word. Participants are 70% more likely to recommend a product, service or brand than the general population, a new study found