Marketing Daily
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
  • AUTOMOTIVE
    Hyundai Takes Aim At Rivals With Tucson
    by Karl Greenberg

    The company says Tucson won't poach the territory inhabited by its sibling crossover, the somewhat larger Santa Fe, any more than the Elantra sedan … Read the whole story

  • Who's Buying New Tires?
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    Top 10 DMAs in which reside adults who bought new tires in the past year: 1 Charleston/Huntington, W.Va. 2 Salt Lake City 3 Pittsburgh … Read the whole story

  • COMMENTARY
    Unpredictions For 2010
    by Vanessa Horwell

    Nine tongue-in-cheek macro trends for the public relations industry that are (virtually, pretty much) guaranteed not to happen. Read the whole story

  • MOBILE
    Aveda Launches Mobile Commerce Site
    by Tanya Gazdik

    "At this time we are not doing any other marketing to promote the launch of m.Aveda.com because, interestingly enough, in the past year there … Read the whole story

  • COMMENTARY
    A New Year Beckons
    by Cheryl Swanson

    Finally, the year we'd love to forget but can't is ending, and new influences are coming into focus to make marketers' lives even more … Read the whole story

  • RETAIL
    Target Launching Holiday Pop-Ups In 3 Cities
    by Sarah Mahoney

    The Target To-Go stores are also selling new fashions from Rodarte for Target, part of its limited-edition line that won't be available in its … Read the whole story

  • AUTOMOTIVE
    Domestics Dominate Sales Satisfaction Index
    by Karl Greenberg

    Among luxury brands, Jaguar took top honors for the second year in a row. Following Jaguar are Cadillac, Lexus and Mercedes-Benz (in a tie) … Read the whole story

  • TELECOM
    Verizon Debuts Customer-Loyalty Program
    by Aaron Baar

    The Verizon Perks program will be offered to current Verizon residential customers through the company's My Verizon customer-service site. The portal already offers 85 … Read the whole story

  • FOOD
    Co-Branded Private-Label Food: Feast Or Folly?
    by Karlene Lukovitz

    Private label's growth during the current recession has been well documented: Last year, store brand sales grew 9.3% versus branded foods' 4.5%, according to … Read the whole story