Marketing Daily
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
  • Doritos Announces 'Crash The Super Bowl' Winner

    The winning 30-second spot -- showing a young boy tricking a neighbor into surrendering his Doritos by using a homemade "time machine" -- was … Read the whole story

  • Target Loses On Loyalty; Walmart Gains

    Hit by its massive data breach at the height of the Christmas selling season, Target may be the most obvious example. But it's not … Read the whole story

  • AT&T Hails Olympians Through New App

    Via the new app, dedicated digital site and video booths at events around the country, the telecommunications company is encouraging people to upload videos … Read the whole story

  • Luxury Cars Get Big Interest In Big Game

    Did automakers get their money's worth? On the surface, you'd probably say, "Sure, the ones in ad pods up to and including Bruno Mars' … Read the whole story

  • Esurance Uses Bowl To Launch Twitter Sweeps

    Forget the debate over which quarter of the Super Bowl is the best bet for most effective marketing reach. Esurance is touting the deal … Read the whole story

  • January Was A Freeze-Out For Vehicle Sales

    January is traditionally the slowest auto sales month of the year. Add a polar vortex or two, or three, plus a wan stock market, … Read the whole story

  • How User Reviews Are Gutting Brands

    Between sites solely devoted to organizing user reviews (like Yelp) or brands themselves incorporating consumer opinions into their models, consumers are so informed that … Read the whole story

  • Good Feelings Are Not Enough

    Typically, Super Bowl ads are evaluated by the reactions of critics, by how many people like them, and/or whether or not they go viral. … Read the whole story

  • Shopper Strategy Should Have Won Out

    What boggles the mind is to see so many brands and retailers rely on strategies that didn't consider the way people shop. Why be … Read the whole story