31 May 2012
| by Simon S Kershaw
need much in the way of marketing? Well, having blown about $130m on production, the Hollywood suits ...
30 May 2012
| by Helen Bowyer
be wary of how they present such a feature.
Say, for example, you are involved in the production of a ...
classed as an advertorial due to the unidentified product placement.
Promoting a particular product ...
the opportunity for a supplier s brand and products to be featured more prominently in communications, when ...
30 May 2012
| by Dan Pearce
recently discount vouchers, all products which proved extremely popular with the consumer. But having ...
29 May 2012
| by Rosemary Bayman and Claire Emes
and popcorn
In financial services, Metro Bank does not offer any radically different products. Instead, its ...
touches, rather than a fundamentally differentiated product offering, which creates their competitive ...
29 May 2012
| by Rosie Merrell
.
In terms of stimulating an appetite to find out more about an advertised product or service, outdoor has ...
25 May 2012
| by Ronnie Crosbie
people, the more this gap can be closed. People originally bought raw goods, then products, then services ...
23 May 2012
| by Nick Cooper
, location or by behavior.
We all do the same with product and service sectors. Trends that affect retail ...
of technology has become crucial to all brands whatever the product or service they offer to the consumer ...
, technology has to be part of the product, the marketing plan and the sales solution.
Some of the most ...
23 May 2012
| by Matt Barnett
. Do this for descriptions, promotions, and even the product shots that shoppers see on screen ...
22 May 2012
| by Andrew Fisher
television. This is known as the second-screen phenomenon and is now becoming the norm in many households ...
networking services during television adverts, 27% looked up product info for ads they've seen, and 22 ...
information about the shows they love or order products they want to buy in the moment.
This creates ...
22 May 2012
| by David Vindel
-called 'jargon monoxide' about the products.
That s an important concept in this study - it s not just ease ...
. By linking product features and capabilities with the experience each type of consumer wants, companies will show that they understand the consumer s real needs and drive greater product adoption.
Take ...