In-store TV is maturing as a medium
23 Jan 2007 | by Beth McLoughlin
clearly demonstrate the power of point-of-sale communications, the major grocers should think in a more ...
Gordon Brown has called for belts to be tightened and WPP's own predictions are for a slowdown in consumerism and a new thriftiness worldwide. However, let us not forget that, while consumers may well cut down on high-ticket items, they do not give up spending altogether. Discount grocers are performing ...
clearly demonstrate the power of point-of-sale communications, the major grocers should think in a more ...
to hold non-executive chairman posts at film studio Pinewood Shepperton and online grocer Ocado ...
Carlsberg overtook Carling and Foster's to become the No.1 brand in multiple grocers during the tournament ...
"towards becoming as boring as a grocer or a bank." But Nectar's success, in Seward's eyes, lies ...
for William Reed’s paid-fortitle The Grocer during January to June 2004 coincided with an estimated 10% rise ... Information’s Caterer Hotelkeeper (-7.9%), William Reed’s The Grocer (-6.6%), Emap’s Retail Week (-9 ...
to the stability of magazine circulation medium-term. Multiple grocers have grown their share in the retail market ...
’s Not Butter, PG Tips and Batchelors Supernoodles. He won the Grocer Magazine Overall Grand Prix advertising ...
vertical title within the food and drink sector is The Grocer , a brand-led magazine published by William Reed. "There are lots of different titles, but the one that stands out is The Grocer ," says Angie Brown, account director at Manning Gottlieb OMD. The Grocer also happens to be one ...
, Independent Retail News and the recognised market leader The Grocer. In spite of retailing trends that have ... are on offer.” The Grocer has increased circulation by 3% over the past year and primarily services the multiple sector. It is looking to gain more of the ad spend by upping its appeal to independent grocers ...
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