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Motivating Matters: Consumer-side growth helps lift revenues 5.2 percent.
What was noteworthy about the results of a 1999 Incentive Federation survey was not that merchandise and travel continue to be strong motivators for employees
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Buy the Numbers: Consolidation continues as spending rises 9.3 percent.
Spending for marketing, advertising, and public opinion research services within the U.S. increased 9.3 percent in 1999, according to Jack Honomichl,
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Seeds of Change: Promotion spending vaults 9.4 percent in ’99.
Marketers are increasing their focus on promotions. Agencies and suppliers are flourishing despite shifts in the industry’s composition. And the Internet
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Back to Basics: Coupons rebound with 8.2-percent jump.
Couponing continued its resurgence in 1999, with spending up 8.2 percent to $6.98 billion due to increases in distribution, average face value, and expiration
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Aisles of Opportunity: New retail categories spark 8.7-percent growth.
It’s spreading. A marketing medium used for years almost exclusively in grocery stores, in-store services are finding their way into other retail categories.
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Virtual Satisfaction: The Internet boom lifts revenues 20 percent.
Behind the virtual shopping malls and electronic coupon systems, there are still bricks-and-mortar buildings brimming with merchandise, brochures, prizes,
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Kellogg Brings Box-Top Rewards to The Internet
Cereal giant the Kellogg Co., headquartered in Battle Creek, MI, has brought traditional box-top promotions to the Internet with its new loyalty program
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Agencies
Apple Pies Charm Core Customers
Pet owners respond to sur-pies mailing.For one pet supply retailer, several thousand apple pies did what coupons couldn’t: they created goodwill among
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Agencies
Forrester Predicts Dot-com Shakeout
Consolidations, closings may leave only the strongest on the scene at 2002’s end.The electronic retailing industry will undergo the first phase of a three-part
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MyPoints.com Reports Revenues Up 20% Over Fourth Quarter
San Francisco-based MyPoints.com, an Internet customer-loyalty direct marketer said revenues for its first quarter, ended March 31, 2000, reached $15.8