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The Society of Incentive and Travel Executives is once again partnering with the Motivation Show to offer scholarship programs to corporate and incentive travel buyers, travel destination decision makers and influencers. The program, called the …

Douglas Freeland first heard about Hot Import Nights from a regional colleague at McDonald’s. The first time I went to one, I was amazed at the crowd:

The Promotional Products Association International has changed its membership categories to no longer permit international suppliers to exhibit at its trade shows unless they have a physical presence in the U.S., Canada or Mexico, among other changes …

Most moms check their e-mail at least twice a day, and working moms shop more online than stay-at-home moms. A survey by EmailLabs and Lucid Marketing found that 57% of moms check their e-mail two or more times a day. Only 20% check it once a day, and …

Penn Herb Co. This newly managed file contains 14, 837 people who’ve bought medicinal herbs within the past 12 months, sourced from direct mail and the Internet. Selections: Gender, state/SCF/ZIP Price: $100/M Contact: Rubin Response Management Services …

2005 Rank Agency/Primary Services 2004 Net Rev. 2-Year Growth % Agency Age Net Rev./Employee 26 Alcone Marketing Goup Irvine, CA Matthew Alcone 949-770-4400

(Promo) Chevrolet has signed a multimillion dollar advertising deal with Nickelodeon as part of a new initiative to reach consumers across multiple platforms

Chevrolet has signed a multimillion dollar advertising deal with Nickelodeon as part of a new initiative to reach consumers across multiple platforms. The effort is part of a new campaign by General Motors to target families. Nickelodeon and Chevy …

Statlistics has been appointed manager of the Hemmings Motor News list.
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This could be one reason the Hilary Duff line of Barbie dolls failed to set the world on fire: Celebrities aren’t the key driver of kids’ purchasing decisions.