Retail Design Diva blogged about the new partnership between P&G and Limited brands, birthed of this economy. It’s actually a really smart connection. Limited Brands will market Tide to their customers through a series of online and in-store campaigns which promote the machine washable clothing as well as the CPG product. This is a perfect example of the type of innovative marketing and collaboration that I think we should expect to see over the next couple of years. In addition, Limited is creatively connecting with customers who need help finding ways to cut costs. Good for Limited and P&G…bad for the local dry cleaners.
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Retail News Headlines- BrainTrust Query: Dick's No Sweat Protection Plan - A Classic Loyalty AsteriskSales talking points from store personnel leading up to the purchase decision are centered on the high quality of the item being considered, but once that decision is made -- whoosh -- the chatter morphs to emphasize the need for a consumer protection plan. Do extended warranty programs at retail undermine loyalty efforts? […]
- BrainTrust Query: Dick's No Sweat Protection Plan - A Classic Loyalty Asterisk
- Shopper Marketing Headlines
- Q&A: Mediabrands' John Ross - ReutersQ&A: Mediabrands' John RossReutersThat's great shopper marketing. You spent 12 years at The Home Depot. What's the single most important insight about consumer purchasing habits you took ...and more » […]
- Q&A: Mediabrands' John Ross - Reuters
- Digital Signage News
- Is Digital Signage an Industry? Yes. Is Everyone an Expert? No.A few weeks ago, Paul Flanigan posed the question of whether the digital signage industry is really an industry at all. He put up a short survey on his blog, got back a good handful of responses, and ultimately decided that no, we're not an industry. Paul has devoted two articles to the cause, and Ken Goldberg proffered his own opinion as well. Since th […]Bill Gerba
- Is Digital Signage an Industry? Yes. Is Everyone an Expert? No.
- Private Brand Perspectives
- Fresh & Easy Private Brand GoodnessTesco’s Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market has expanded its fresh&easy ‘goodness’ Private Brand line of food and drink products for kids the expansion includes new redesigned packaging. The ‘goodness’ sub brand of the fresh&easy Private Brand continues to build their Private Brand portfolio. New items include: applesauce, cereal, macaroni & che […]myprivatebrand
- Fresh & Easy Private Brand Goodness
