20 Dec 2001
and
independent retailers.
CHI secured the business after a pitch against a small number of
undisclosed ...
13 Dec 2001
TK Maxx, the clothing retailer, is using door-drop marketing for
the first time to boost awareness of its stores ahead of Christmas. The
company has appointed The Leaflet Company to deliver 1.2 million
leaflets in the UK and the Republic of Ireland in a bid to drive
customers into its 100-plus ...
13 Dec 2001
effort that hinges on us getting
the right product in front of the retailers. It's all about street ...
06 Dec 2001
| by MARK KLEINMAN
Dorothy Perkins, the women's fashion retailer owned by Arcadia, is
launching its first TV advertising campaign with a 1m push
designed to position the chain as the shopper's friend.
The ads ...
retail distributor Booker earlier this
year.
The TV campaign comprises two executions, 'The Wild ...
04 Dec 2001
'
These ads differ greatly from most retail fashion ads in that they don't scream at you. Instead of a pumping ...
03 Dec 2001
| by Gordon MacMillan,
Fashionmall.com, a New York-based fashion portal, said it was considering pulling out of online retailing as it is doing too little business online to justify the continuing costs.
It is understood ...
direct retail to a portal connecting consumers with retailers, manufacturers and catalogues. As well ...
30 Nov 2001
Four TV commercials produced by Soul for Uniqlo are to run in the
Japanese fashion retailer's home market from the beginning of next
month. The films will augment work produced by the company's Japanese
agency, Thynos.
...
29 Nov 2001
| by MARK KLEINMAN
and retail activity.
Wilson, 35, replaces Robert Hanson, who is now company president in the
US ...
be sold by unauthorised retailers such as supermarket giant
Tesco.
However, the ruling has ...
29 Nov 2001
| by MARK KLEINMAN
of prices, set by retailers, not by us.
The reason for pricing disparities between different countries ...
Christie.
"For example, there is eight times more retail space per capita in the
US than the UK, which means US retailers benefit from economies of
scale.
Tesco's attitude is hypocritical ...
29 Nov 2001
| by CRAIG SMITH, Editor
goods (seemingly now a God-given one). One week on,
brand manufacturers and retailers are taking up ...
the damage
that opportunistic retailers can inflict - and it is one that Marketing
will continue to make ...