Marketing Daily Editions for June 2011
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, June 16, 2011
- Ram Truck Rides Into Deadwood In Old West Push
- Will Social Media Fatigue Doom New Networks?
- Scaling Your Video Marketing Efforts
- Study: Using Tech To Market Effectively To Families
- Sony, Intel Use Google Earth For Treasure Hunt
- Women Spend More On Fragrance, Downscale Nails
- Credit Card Companies Offer Cold Hard Cash
- Happy Fathers: More Kid Time Online And Off
- Akron Hospital Campaign Features Doctors
- Honda Finds Million Mile Man
- Procter & Gamble Launches App For Grooming
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, June 15, 2011
- Edge Looks For Greatness In Social Media Effort
- Penney Rings Up A Big Sale: Apple's Johnson Buys In
- Gourmet Food: Next Licensing Wave
- Internet 'Pollinators' Use Niche Sites Differently
- Battery, Headphone Maker IGo(es) With Shaq
- Kia Ties Up NBA Draft Presenting Sponsorship
- Atkins Seeks Weight Loss Story For TV Spot
- Effectiveness Is Not Aligned With Engagement
- Infiniti Plays Polo In Tennessee
- BMW Official Vehicle Of SBE Hotels In Los Angeles
- Barneys, Nordstrom, Bergdorf Top Luxury Brands
- McDonald's PR Peeps All A-Twitter Over Hoax
- Are U.S. Hispanics Buying Your Ads?
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, June 14, 2011
- Ford Looks To Games As New Medium
- Daddy Now Wears Hiking Boots
- Reach Muslim Consumers During Ramadan
- Kimpton Teams With Tumi, Partner Of Marriott
- Lexus Debuts New Effort With Tech Focus
- Panasonic Eyes Lead In Eco-Innovation
- AmEx, Patch Partner To Serve New Users
- Nissan Grabs 'Green Lantern' Actor For Leaf
- Nutmeg State Jump Starts Summer Effort
- Edge Looking For Greatness With Social Campaign
- Visit Florida Reviews Digital Business
- Marketing Daily - Monday, June 13, 2011
- Edmunds.com To Launch Groupon-type Channel
- Getting Out Of The Rut
- What Today's Chief Purchasing Officers Want
- Northwestern Mutual Signs PGA's Mark Wilson
- 2011 EFFIE Award Review: 'The White Rabbit Experience'
- Dole Blitzes Key Cities to Pump Up Banana Sales
- Insight Spots Plug Its Land-line Service
- GM Brings A Whole Lot Of Sheet Metal To N.Y.
- Lululemon Reports Sales Up 16% In Q2
- State Farm Urges Viewers To 'Get To A Better State'
- Dyson Hires New VP Marketing For U.S.
- GM Spiffs Up Pre-Owned Program
- Diet Coke Launches Fashion Content Site
- Marketing Daily - Friday, June 10, 2011
- Social Games Are Glue For Brand Engagement
- PR Departments Need To Step Into Security Breaches
- The Importance Of Creative Thinking
- Seventh Generation Is Most Credibly Green
- 2011 EFFIE Award Review: 'Hot In Cleveland'
- Perrier Throws User-Driven YouTube Party
- TGI Friday's: 'Buy Your Friend A Beer'
- Webroot Ads Use Humor In Online Security Effort
- Ford Promotion With BET Uses Twitter
- Heineken USA Consolidates Entertainment Marketing
- Urban Marketing For Samsung, AT&T
- Princess Cruises Expands Facebook Page
- Ford To Boost Output Of Electric Cars
- Brisk's Green Tea Features 'Green Lantern' Design
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, June 9, 2011
- Old Navy Goofs On That Guy's Clothes
- 'Super 8' Breaks Out Of The Box With Twitter Campaign
- Target And Natori Become Intimate Partners
- 2011 EFFIE Award Review: 'America: The Story Of Us'
- Hudson River Swimmers? Ironman Coming To N.Y.
- JetBlue, Alaska Rank Highest In Satisfaction
- Healthier Menus: Older Consumers Won't Pay More
- Facebook's Kattula: Awards Show Soon
- Tecate Backs Boxing Hall Of Fame
- U.S. Forest Service PSA: Kids Need Woods
- ANA Accepting Multicultural Award Entries
- Nestle:'Unprecedented' Input Hikes In Store
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, June 8, 2011
- Purina Outbarks Pedigree For Westminster Deal
- Critic Gushes About Nintendo Wii U As Stock Market Yawns
- Luxury Lipstick Index Perks Up
- Big Y Foods Pilots A First For Groupon
- 2011 EFFIE Award Review: 'Real Women Of Philadelphia'
- Glass Has Class In New Image Campaign
- BlackBerry, PepsiCo Look To Real-Time, Relevant Content
- QSRs: Taco Bell Shows (Positive) Perception Uptrends
- Marketers Need Mobile Sites -- But Make Them Truly Mobile
- ETrade Offers Father's Day E-Cards
- FedEx Says It Will Ship Your 9-Iron
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, June 7, 2011
- Disruption Demands 'Customer-Obsessed' Model
- Fitness And Diet Head Back To The Future
- New Balance Unveils Heidi Klum Sneakers
- Mars Consolidates Creative With BBDO, DDB
- Lay Of The Land: Creating Ecosystem Maps
- Carnival Cruise Invites Music Fans To 'Rock The Deck'
- For Brands Targeting Women, It's Game On
- 2011 EFFIE Award Preview: 'Concert In A Bag'
- Quaker State To Reward Drivers Who Get To 300,000 Miles
- Study: Consumers See Luxury Brands As Reason To Buy
- Apple Enters The Cloud
- Ubisoft Dances With Katy Perry Tour
- Amex Open To Small Biz Social Tool
- h2O Will Sample With 'Rio' Movie Purchases
- Ford Runs Promotion At Internet Week
- Marketing Daily - Monday, June 6, 2011
- 7-Eleven Lights The Thrusters With 'Super-8' Promo
- Facts Will Soon Descend From The iClouds
- 2011 EFFIE Award Preview: 'Prius Launch -- Harmony Installations'
- Bot Repositions From Kid- to Adult-targeted
- Intel Launches Films Profiling Bloggers
- Online Shoppers 'Follow' Faves On Social Media
- Capital One Visigoths Invade FarmVille
- Sometimes It Pays To Quit: EagleRider's Adventure
- Subaru Races Isle of Man
- Corona Extra Evolves 'Find Your Beach'
- Jeep Hits The Road
- Subway Runs Mobile 'Green Lantern' Contest
- Wal-Mart Sets Sights On 'Next Gen' Shoppers
- Marketing Daily - Friday, June 3, 2011
- New Guidelines Plate Icon Draws (Mostly) Praise
- Wal-Mart Looking To Make A Small Fortune
- Design The Customer Experience Inside-Out
- 2011 EFFIE Award Preview: 'The Man Your Man Could Smell Like Responds To The Internet'
- Dot-Brand: Get Those Applications Ready
- Nike Pitches Curve With New 'Just Do It' Effort
- American Family Insurance Tops In Satisfaction
- Luxury Spending Up Sharply; Target Disappoints
- Utilities Must Educate Public On Conservation
- PNC App Aims To Simplify Banking
- Visit Florida Hires Comms Editor
- Study: Father's Day Spending To Rise 7%
- Dramamine Required For 7-Eleven Promo
- Xbox: More Entertainment Than Games
- Hawaiian Health Campaign Targets Sugary Drinks
