Promotional Products: Swagger in Their Step
Promotional product spending again posts double-digit gain.
Promotional product spending again posts double-digit gain.
P&G, Coke make a new home for orphan brands. Will the experiment work? It'll be at least a year before marketing staffers at Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola
After years of occupying third place among the Big Four television networks and seeing its audience grow as old as Dick Van Dyke's shtick, New York City-based
Determining ROI for promotional events is still a hit-or-miss affair. Irvine, CA-based Lincoln entered a five-year sponsorship of the U.S. Open last summer
After years of occupying third place among the Big Four television networks and seeing its audience grow as old as Dick Van Dyke's shtick, New York City-based
Its code name was 226. That was back in 1998, when Gillette Co. was setting Mach3 razors on store shelves and loosing fighter planes in TV spots. Now
Much like it is here in the U.S., the U.K. petrol market is fueled by competitive pricing but few real price advantages for consumers. Throw in ever-rising
Each year, the Society of Incentive Travel Executives, New York City, presents its Crystal Awards to the most innovative, the most enticing, and the most
After years of occupying third place among the Big Four television networks and seeing its audience grow as old as Dick Van Dyke's shtick, New York City-based
The mass merchandise shakeout continues. This time, promotion plays a crucial role. The top-of-the-heap battle is between Kmart, Target, and Wal-Mart,