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Point of Sale vs. Point of Sofa: Owning the Sell
Since the dawn of the ad man, marketers have looked to advertising to create a brand message that leads consumers from the newspaper, magazine, billboard, radio and/or television set, and more recently the Internet, to the store
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Agencies
Lea & Perrins Brand Manager: Q&A
Lea & Perrins has launched a new sauce, Lea & Perrins Thick Classic Worcestershire Sauce. The timing is great. Summer’s about here, people are firing up their BBQ grills and outdoor picnics are being planned
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Land of Opportunity
When we talk about arbitrage, we so often think about it from a single point of view – the classic arbitrage scenario involving a single person spending money on one of the major self-service interfaces be it Google…
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Email
Designing for Destruction: Some E-mail Creative Basics
Is there a direct-marketing channel that is crueler to graphic designers than e-mail? It’s the only medium that forces marketers to create messages with the understanding that their design will be mangled beyond recognition when it hits most recipients’ inboxes
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Agencies
H&R Block and Others Reach Out to Young Filers
Tax brands are going after young filers with integrated campaigns
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Agencies
Right Guard, Schwan’s Tie-in to ‘Celebrity Apprentice’
Brand marketers including Right Guard, Schwan’s and Chicken of the Sea have signed on as the latest sponsors of the NBC reality show “The Celebrity Apprentice.”
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Display Ad Prices Plummet: Huge Opportunity To Buy!
Remnant display prices for a long time have just been totally out of hand. Fortunately the recession has brought these prices down back to more of a realistic level, half of what it was in Q4 of 2007 compared to what it is was in Q4 2008.
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Steve Richter, Part 1
Few last names evoke the same range of reactions from those familiar with performance marketing as that of our first interviewee, Steve Richter. While the other S. Richter (Steve’s son Scott) has been much maligned by the press, Steve…