Chivas Regal has begun an integrated campaign to attract young men with a relatable theme that dates back to the day in 1801 when James and John Chivas laid down the first casks of the fine Scotch whiskey: brotherhood.
Jeans brand Levi’s wanted to generate some buzz earlier this year around their new Curve ID line of women’s jeans—jeans specially constructed for a woman’s shape, not her size, and based on reducing thousands of body scans of actual jeans customers down to four basic “templates”. The company was planning to launch trunk shows for…
If you ate a grasshopper, or cow tongue, veal brains or ostrich, you'd want to tell someone about it. Probably a bunch of people, in fact-either as a boast or perhaps to find an antidote
While some B-to-B marketers are considering going on the road again, many are turning to virtual conferences to engage customers and prospects who might not have the time
For many daily deal sites, email is the force driving sales and consumer interest.
A highly integrated Facebook promotion run for a few days last month by Frito-Lay was very productive in drawing likes to the brand’s Facebook page.
It can be stressful for companies as they struggle to find where or how to create content, what type of content they need to generate, and the best way push that content out and generate leads via email and all manner of social media.
It's very curious that Fortune 500 brands close their commercials with a social call to action, rather than mentioning their own company site. Sending prospects to Facebook or Twitter rather than their own site is a huge missed opportunity—and a sign that many companies still have a lot to learn about social media.
Modeling business-to-business data can be tricky business. There are considerations consumer marketers don't have to worry about, such as how a given industry indicates propensity to purchase, or the impact of multiple decision makers within an organization. Chief Marketer spoke with Matt Fulk, senior manager of database marketing at SAS, about the challenges of creating…
It was 2008 when Nescafé launched the coffee system, Dolce Gusto, amid a competitive category of already established single-serve coffee makers. After monitoring early sales in specialty retail stores sales looked good and a full roll out took place. With all marketing and selling systems in place, it was time to open a Facebook page.
