Search Results for: loyalty
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Smoking Guns: Laura Deeb got hooked on a TV spot and a train ride.
Tobacco companies will contribute as much as $1.4 billion annually to raise a generation of non-smokers. Between the parties and the PSAs, teens are getting
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Hats Off: Hat marketer integrates online and offline promotions
Lids Corp. a hat marketer in Westwood, MA, integrates data flowing from the Internet and cash registers at 400 stores to synchronize online and retail
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THE 12 FAILURES OF WEB MARKETING
There are 12 reasons business-to-business companies will not succeed with Internet strategies. For all the rhetoric, unless business owners and executives
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Less Is More
Andrew Wexler is the president of a business that relies on finding prospects online. His Boca Raton, FL, company, MoreVisibility.com helps e-commerce
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Stored Value: Non-traditional retailers catch onto in-store marketing as veteran grocers exploit new technologies.
What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.After watching for years as in-store marketing helped drive sales, retain customers, and fuel repeat
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LOYALTY MARKETING: Loyal to What?
Online loyalty programs attract members who may or may not be connecting to brands.The Internet hasn’t even reached its marketing potential yet, but online
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Petco Enhances Loyalty Marketing Program
Petco Animal Supplies, San Diego, will increase the benefits of belonging to its two-year-old Petco Animal Lovers Save (P.A.L.S.) program.The company
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MyPoints Forms Alliance With Dai Nippon
MyPoints.com, San Francisco, has formed a joint venture with Dai Nippon Printing, Tokyo, to take advantage of Japan’s Internet advertising market.MyPoints
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net rules
Marketers who claim to have mastered online and offline integration are probably over-confident. A few, however, are making strides.When it comes to adding
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Start the revolution Without Me
Internet usage isn’t sweeping the entire globe at the same pace. So don’t rush into that online sweeps in India.With half the world’s population still