01 Feb 2007
| by Irene Chang
students are not the captive audience that household viewers are, he says. It s called discretionary dorm ...
23 Oct 2006
| by Randi Schmelzer
Every October for the past 13 years, shoppers at Marshalls department stores have played a role in ending domestic violence, just by filling their carts with clothing, shoes, and household goods. On the day Marshalls hosts its annual "Shop 'Til It Stops" benefit, the retailer donates 1% of all sales from ...
25 Sep 2006
| by Cheryl Procter-Rogers
household income - when people generally begin to buy discretionary goods.
Technology will ensure ...
25 May 2006
| by Julia Hood
The event was sponsored by DeVries, and examined the global consumer company’s measurement program, which was unveiled last year.
Speakers included Hans Bender, manager of external relations for global household care at P G, Anthony Rose, P G’s associate director of global beauty care external ...
22 May 2006
| by Douglas Simon
for every 100,000 potential households.
Padded numbers matter because they provide a false safety net ...
27 Mar 2006
| by Michael Bush
In 2004, when Hans Bender, manager of external relations for global household care at Procter Gamble, came to work in its corporate offices in Cincinnati, he had a suggestion for global external relations officer Charlotte Otto. The time had come, he said, to quantify the effectiveness of P G's brand ...
27 Mar 2006
| by Eleanor Trickett
But one question that came out of PRWeek 's conversations with the Cincinnati giant was, put simply, where next? As Hans Bender, external relations manager, global household care for P how do you know you'll get a $5.25 ROI for an investment of twice, three times, 10 times the size?
What ...
13 Feb 2006
| by Lisa LaMotta
that households with kids ages 0-17 use radio more than any other medium.
"But not just any radio station ...
07 Nov 2005
| by Craig McGuire
Meters are placed in a sample of 5,100 randomly selected US households to measure two things - what ...
22 Aug 2005
But it did provide plenty of fuel for special-interest groups, lawmakers, and the White House as they intensified the debate over national energy policy. Lost in the cross talk was some good news for consumers: tax credits for the purchase of certain appliances, hybrid vehicles, and home improvements. Most ...