Perhaps aside from the national election results, it has been a tough month for Prius lovers in the U.S. First, Toyota announced yesterday that 670,000 2004-2009 Prius models are among the roughly 2.8 million vehicles that it is recalling worldwide, as Christopher Jensen reports in the New York Times' "Wheels (The Nuts and Bolts of Whatever Moves You)" blog. Then the Los Angeles Times' David Undercoffler tells us this morning that the new Ford C-Max delivers "an eco-beat down to the Toyota Prius v" with "a drivetrain that's both faster and greener." ...Read the whole story
For its inaugural television advertising campaign, the Alviso, Calif. company has enlisted professional quarterback Tim Tebow as a spokesman. The advertising will be part of an integrated effort that will include print, radio and television advertising, as well as social media. ...Read the whole story
"A big issue is that we all tend to feel overwhelmed when we step into a store or see a Web site. There's just an avalanche of stuff out there, and there's more every day," Caroline Winnett, CMO of Nielsen NeuroFocus, tells "Marketing Daily." ...Read the whole story
On Sixth Avenue between 41st and 42nd streets, the show, "The Future Is Closer Than You Think," is open to the public from 6 to 10 p.m. each night and all day Sunday. It will host a roster of talks and displays on significant mobility challenges facing America's largest cities. ...Read the whole story
Martini Sparkling Wine's new international campaign focuses on those who always find -- or create -- a reason to celebrate. The spots are edited to 15-second and 30-second formats, and the first one launched on YouTube on Nov. 14. ...Read the whole story
Each rolls up in one of three Acuras (MDX, TL and ILX) just in time to stop shoppers from buying things like a giant Christmas tree and an animatronic Santa. They do in-vehicle counseling during a high-speed ride, suggesting the consumers opt for the smarter purchase, an Acura. ...Read the whole story
These CEOs indicated that they perceive marketers as: not being able to adequately prove the positive business impacts of their marketing activities; having "lost sight" of their core purpose of generating customer demand for products/services; and not being focused enough. ...Read the whole story
The General And The Showgirl
Other than the adolescent titillation over the title of the book "All In," why am I obsessed with the Paula Broadwell/Gen. David Petraeus scandal? ... ...More
In the last few years, video content has become essential for any consumer marketing campaign, and the results are hard to ignore. How can CPG ... ...More
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