Topic

Promotion

  • THE GOLF SHIRT

    According to a logoed apparel study done by Wearables Business magazine and PROMO in 2003, golf shirts are the second most common wearable for promotional

  • Moving to the Head of the Class

    The Incentive Marketing Association has set its sights on increasing corporate America’s use of incentives to drive sales and employee retention currently

  • What’s on your lapel?

    It’s hard to believe that less than a decade ago promotional product distributors had virtually no access to brand-name golf apparel. Labels known only

  • Bodies in Motion

    CONTINUING A FIVE-YEAR EFFORT to get kids active, VERB, the federally funded multimedia youth campaign, is hitting the road to engage tweens physically

  • Citigroup gives away cash

    Citigroup touts its Women & Company membership program with a guerilla marketing cash giveaway in three markets this fall. Street teams in Chicago, Los

  • Employing The Power of P&I

    As the economy continues to recover from the 2001-02, recession, employers are shifting gears from downsizing to rebuilding their staff rosters. At the

  • Movie Matchmakers

    This fall, Loews Cineplex is bringing the singles dating experience to its movie theaters in select cities across the country in hopes of livening up

  • Top Brands Join Festival for NFL Opening Kickoff

    The National Football League, along with numerous top name brands, will hold an interactive festival in Boston this month to promote its 2004 NFL Opening Kickoff. The NFL Kickoff Football Festival, to be held Sept. 4-6, aims to bring the thrill of the …

  • The Partridge Family Bus Rolls into Los Angeles

    VH1 will be rolling around the streets of Los Angeles in a replica of the Partridge Family bus this September to promote its upcoming series In Search of the Partridge Family. The bus will be making stops in Los Angeles from Sept. 3-5 to promote the …

  • Reeling Them In

    Hollywood is seeking innovative ways to touch consumers as studio marketing budgets continue to be stretched thin. Instead of just plunking down millions