Marketing Daily Issues for July 2008
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, July 31, 2008
- Brand Perceptions Of Gas, Airline Industries Nosedive by Aaron Baar
- Dunkin' Donuts Ups Ante With Egg White Sandwiches by Nina Lentini
- DIY Enthusiasm Dims As More Women Say 'Do It For Me!' by Sarah Mahoney
- JCPenney Looks To Game To Connect With College Women by Laurie Sullivan
- Survey: Online Coupon Usage Up 39% Since 2005 by Karlene Lukovitz
- Ruby Tuesday To Blow Self Up, Start Fresh by Nina Lentini
- Monster Taps Ted Gilvar For EVP/CGMO Role
- Iconix To Expand Brands Into New Territories
- Avon Beauty Sales Climb 19% On Increased Ad Spending
- Top 10 Brand Movers Commentary by None
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, July 30, 2008
- Marketing To Kids: FTC, CBBB Weigh In With Reports by Karlene Lukovitz
- Best Buy Seeks Consumers' Inner Rock Star by Sarah Mahoney
- Enerpulse Launches New Ads Focusing On Fuel Savings Factor by Aaron Baar
- Starbucks Cuts Jobs, Realigns Management by Nina Lentini
- Toys 'R' Us Sponsors 'Star Wars' CD-Rom
- Burger King Readies 'Futbol Kingdom'
- Coach Sales Up 20% In Quarter
- Bennigan's, Steak & Ale File For Bankruptcy
- Bacardi To Buy Minority Share In Patrón
- Consumers Confident In Banks, Survey Finds
- Painting Ourselves Into A Corner Commentary by Jeff Einstein
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, July 29, 2008
- Advance America Buffs Image With New Ads, Online Contest by Aaron Baar
- Macy's, Fox And L'Oreal Go Whole-Hog With Horton by Sarah Mahoney
- Universal's Suzanne Cole On Grabbing Attention by Laurie Sullivan
- Bagged Lunches Adding To Restaurant Slowdown by Karlene Lukovitz
- Ben & Jerry's Offers Refreshment For Under A Buck
- Unilever Sells All, Snuggle, Wisk, Surf Brands
- Ad Community Joins For Digital Transition
- Rachael Ray Launches 'Nutrish' Dog Treats
- KB Toys Unveils Extreme! Value Program
- Papa John's Offers Chocolate Pastry Delights
- Dr Pepper Campaign Features 'Doctors'
- What Is Stuart Elliott Doing On Facebook Shilling For Canadian Club? Commentary by Nina Lentini
- Marketing Daily - Monday, July 28, 2008
- Scion Seeks Community In New Campaign by Aaron Baar
- New M&M's Blend Features Nascar Driver by Karlene Lukovitz
- Colorful Dell Festival Puts Focus On Studio Laptops by Les Luchter
- Rebate Checks: Where The Money Didn't Go by Sarah Mahoney
- Yellowpages.com's Outdoor Push Fits Three-Screen Strategy by Laurie Sullivan
- Whole Foods, Kellogg's Sponsoring Family Fitness Initiative by Karlene Lukovitz
- Nike To Pull Hyperdunk Ads
- Suit: Whole Foods Stole Our Slogan
- Who's Visiting Theme Parks? Commentary by None
- Marketing Daily - Friday, July 25, 2008
- OfficeMax Puts Power Of Penny To Test In Campaign by Nina Lentini
- Packaged Facts Finds Kids Take Lead On Green Purchases by Les Luchter
- American Express Expands 'Members Project' Parameters by Aaron Baar
- Strong Sales Of TV Converter Boxes Boost Radio Shack Results by Sarah Mahoney
- American Express Sponsors AOL Music Tour Site by Tanya Irwin
- CSPI Chides Girl Scouts For DQ Drink
- Rapper Sues Taco Bell
- Who's Eating At Fast-Food Restaurants? Commentary by None
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, July 24, 2008
- Back To School: Parents Shop Earlier; Teens Cut Way Back by Sarah Mahoney
- Anheuser First-Half Performance Validates Strategy, Execs Report by Karlene Lukovitz
- Duracell Spot Leads To Sales Spurt For Featured Product by Les Luchter
- PepsiCo Has Strong Q2 Despite N.A. Beverage Declines by Karlene Lukovitz
- JC Penney Reaches For Teen Market On New Social Site by Nina Lentini
- Crown Royal Offers Indy Spectators Rides Home
- Carl's Jr. Offering Hamburg-Sized Breakfast Sandwich
- Jesse McCartney Is In Bongo's Fall Advertising
- Hershey's First Half Achieves Targets
- Will Smith: The Brand Commentary by Aaron Baar
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, July 23, 2008
- Reebok Launches New Campaign With 20 NFL Players by Sarah Mahoney
- Staples Goes Co-ed With Bed Bath & Beyond Tie-in by Les Luchter
- Fitch: Big Beverage Company Growth Lies Overseas by Karlene Lukovitz
- AT&T 'Buddies' Reprise Roles For TV, Broadband Services by Nina Lentini
- Finicky Younger Generation Tests Banks' Strategies by Aaron Baar
- Nielsen: Global Ad Spending Up, U.S. Flat by David Goetzl
- McDonald's Invites Votes For Crew Talent
- Strong Overseas, Domino's Struggles At Home
- Return To Profitability Commentary by Robert Passikoff
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, July 22, 2008
- Libby's Campaign Encourages More Family Dinners by Karlene Lukovitz
- Discover Positions Self As Stretched Consumer's Ally by Aaron Baar
- Sara Lee Agrees To Change 'Whole Grain' Label by Sarah Mahoney
- T-Mobile Makes Its Point In Distinctly Different Ways by Laurie Sullivan
- Sobieski Vodka Readies First Major Consumer Campaign by Les Luchter
- Yoplait Light Adds Flavors To Line
- Deloitte: Back-To-School Slump Predicted
- McDonald's Offers Spy Gear In Happy Meals
- Jennifer Connelly Signs On At Revlon
- An Ad Man On 'Mad Men' Commentary by Patrick Scullin
- Marketing Daily - Monday, July 21, 2008
- Marketing Departments Understaffed, Too Many Move On Quickly by Laurie Sullivan
- Mattel Sales Ride 'The Dark Knight' Headwinds by Sarah Mahoney
- Economy Spurs Faster Retail (Vs. Food Service) Coffee Growth by Karlene Lukovitz
- Used Compact Cars From '90s Going Like Hotcakes by Karl Greenberg
- Mercedes Dives Into Swimwear Show In Miami by Karl Greenberg
- Coke Launches Tour With Hip-Hopper Lupe Fiasco by Karl Greenberg
- Saturn To Owners: Kiss My Astra
- Luxury Shoppers Migrate Toward The Web
- Who's Making What? Commentary by None
- Marketing Daily - Friday, July 18, 2008
- Drivers Happier With Dealership Services Departments by Karl Greenberg
- Sony Campaign Illustrates Technological Birth Process by Laurie Sullivan
- Nike Kicks Off Sneaker Smackdown by Sarah Mahoney
- Oil Economist Gets Warm Welcome At Motor Press Gathering by Karl Greenberg
- Air Travel Means Endless Ads For Captive Audience by Erik Sass
- FDA Lets Tomatoes Off The Hook
- Mars Celebrates Milky Way's 85th Anniversary
- Peroni Launches New Ads On TV, Cable
- Use Of Internet Coupons Up 83%, Firm Says
- Suzuki Taps Siltanen & Partners For AOR
- Logo Change: A Kinder, Gentler, Cooler Wal-Mart? Commentary by Andrew Bogucki