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Which New Media Strategy
is the Right Marketing Strategy? |
Aside from nailing the right demographic (and spending enough money to
get the word out), what makes one marketing strategy better than
another?
According to a June study by the Aite Group, a Boston-based
consumer-research firm, savvy marketers should take into account not
just simple demographic data, such as age and gender, but two other key
variables: 1) the medium over which they convey their messages and... |
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It's American Brandstand:
Marketers Underwrite Performers |
The hip-hop and R&B producer Jermaine Dupri has discovered
best-selling acts like Kris Kross and Da Brat, has produced hits for
Mariah Carey and Jay-Z, and now runs the urban music division of the
Island Def Jam Music Group. He's also looking for fresh talent for a
new label financed by a company new to the music industry. The new
player? Procter & Gamble. |
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Momentum Effect Generates Customer-Based Growth
Professor Jean-Claude Larréché reveals the secret to delivering... |
growth that is both efficient and sustainable. CEOs dream of delivering
efficient and sustainable growth - growth that would put serious
distance between them and their competitors. Unfortunately, the way
most large corporations generate growth is so expensive and inefficient
that for most firms, meaningful, market-beating growth has remained
just that - a dream. Until now. |
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Should Marketing Embrace Alternate Product Uses?
Why some companies follow the lead of consumers who... |
have their own ideas about product usage. Preparation H is generally not something you'd dab on while waiting in line outside a Manhattan dance club, but according to recent media coverage, that's exactly what some men are doing. They're using the hemorrhoids cream, however, well north of where it's intended: on their torsos and arms to appear more muscular. |
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Seniors and eMarketing
Senior shoppers shop at stores first, |
then buy online.
While online price comparisons have become commonplace, new research
shows shoppers over age 50 are going to physical stores to research
prices and products they have seen online. About two-thirds of consumers
ages 50 to 69 who made online purchases had first gone to
bricks-and-mortar stores to research them.
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