Search Results for: loyalty
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Agencies
Howdy, Pardners
Forget the stereotypes: Country music fans buy a whole lot more than pickup trucks and fried chicken and they may not even live in the country. Savvy
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Licensed products still prevail
SUMMER VACATION IS winding down and kids are gearing up for a back-to-school buying frenzy. New products and characters are hitting store shelves, TV
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Texting: Ultimate Loyalty Tool
Mobile is a highly versatile new brand loyalty tool that creates opportunities for many things: to provide a more personal and timely service to customers;
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The Confidence Game
Mistrust and suspicion are the watchwords in Yankelovich Inc.’s 2004 study of consumer attitudes toward marketing. The good news, according to Yankelovich,
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Agencies
This Year’s Model
Business-to-business marketers have been a bit slow in adopting the newest statistical modeling techniques to drive their marketing programs, and with
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RFID Loyalty Cards Debut this Fall
RFID technology comes to loyalty cards this fall when Midnight Auto Franchise Corp. launches cards with radio-frequency identification (RFID) capability for its All Night Auto stores. A consumer’s transactions and loyalty data will be stored on a single …
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Premiere Launches Marketing Service for Radio, TV and Cable
Premiere Radio Networks has formed Premiere Innovative Marketing Group (P.I.M.G.), a new division dedicated to creating customized marketing and sales promotion solutions for radio and TV stations, as well as cable services. P.I.M.G.’s marketing …
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News Briefs
MTV NETWORKS: has tapped Judy McGrath as the new chairman and CEO. McGrath is assuming the role from Tom Freston who has been appointed Viacom’s new co-chief operating officer. MTV Networks Operations and Sales Chief Mark Rosenthal was not offered the …
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Cell Phone Marketing Technology Developed
Technology with applications for point-of-purchase teleservices promotions and transaction payments via cell phones has been developed for grocery and
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Marketing to Youths Could Result in Backlash
Parents’ and children’s advocacy groups are prepared to rise up against marketers who target teens, saying their advertising is to blame for some of the