02 Aug 2001
WH Smith has hired Marketplace, the brand consultancy, to trial a
retail proposition designed to boost sales of high-tech products.
The retailer is unveiling 'Electronics Zones' in 20 of its UK ...
products in one area.
Divided into two sections, the zones cover in-the-home and on-the-go
product ...
10 Sep 1998
| by STEVE BELL
products combining toys and sweets....Hasbro will enter the UK confectionery market next week with a
range of interactive candy products combining toys and sweets.
The new products include Sound Bites - lollipops which when ...
the success of such products in the US, where interactive candy
is the fastest growing confectionery sector.
...
23 Nov 2005
Nokia is the latest brand to open a store dedicated to placing its products in consumers' hands...as they want
playing with their products. The handset manufacturer has just opened its first experience ...
offer the
ideal conduit to encourage customers to trade up to higher-priced
products. This is a ...
of higher-end products. Toshiba, too, is about to launch
its first store, in Liverpool. Bang its ...
25 Mar 1999
| by LAURA MAZUR, a freelance marketing jour
A few weeks ago, a Hewlett-Packard (H-P) product marketing manager
was quoted in Marketing...A few weeks ago, a Hewlett-Packard (H-P) product marketing manager
was quoted in Marketing ...
predictable, really. H-P has been nothing short of a
colossus in the high-tech world. Its brand is respected ...
phone, it opens consumers eyes to how good these
rather pedestrian products can actually look given a ...
12 Sep 1996
| by KEN GOFTON
lightweight .
Now, in the name of accountability and added value, it is becoming quite
high-tech ...
-and-
carries they use, how much space they allocate to product categories,
and what equipment they use ...
in their appearance. Enthusiasm for Fruitopia was
important, too: They were told if they didn t like the product ...
21 Jun 2001
Consumers are not put off buying electronic products, despite the
speed with which ...
-fifth of people interviewed, 21%, said that they have been
put off buying an electronic product in the past year ...
17% said they had no plans to buy any products.
More men were put off, with 27% saying ...
21 Jun 2001
Consumers are not put off buying electronic products, despite the
speed with which ...
-fifth of people interviewed, 21%, said that they have been
put off buying an electronic product in the past year ...
17% said they had no plans to buy any products.
More men were put off, with 27% saying ...
26 Feb 2004
Today's 50-plus baby-boomer consumers have lived through the tech age, but are grappling...it is relatively familiar and cheap. So it is a shame that this Canon ad fails to target the market, as the product ...
.
This Sony ad featuring an attractive, bohemian middle-aged woman has strong 'boomer' appeal. But the product ...
by mobile phone. This Sony Ericsson ad is too obscure for the 50-plus tech intermediates, but the phone ...
25 Mar 2004
| by Mark Sweney
Black Decker is preparing its biggest pan-European digital campaign to promote the new Gel Tech...to raise awareness of the features of the Gel Tech tools. The products feature a malleable, transparent ...
of the gel throughout, provides information on the tools and their capabilities. Each product is identified ...
22 Oct 1998
| by LISA CAMPBELL
behind a new product - and sources suggest
that it has proved popular with consumers. However ...
, which aims to have the product in every UK household within five
years, admitted there are problems ...