Marketing Daily Editions for October 2014
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Oct. 31, 2014
- Today's News Is All About 'Technology And Stuff'
- Chevrolet Touts Colorado Mid-Size Truck As Truck-Guy Talisman
- Selling T-shirt Feminism: Whose F-Bomb Is It, Anyway?
- Kohl's Shakes Up Marketing With New Segmentation, Loyalty Tools
- Marketing As Open-Mike Night
- Papa John's Pushing Fritos-Topped Pizza
- Happy 20th Birthday, Banner Ads. Now, Please, Retire
- Millennials, Gen Z Like Mobile Payments
- Instagram Rolls Out Video Ads With Disney And Activision
- Starbucks' First LGBT Ad Stars Bianca Del Rio And Adore Delano
- Playtime For Adidas NBA Swingmen Howard, Noah, Lillard
- New Ram CEO Aims To Move Brand Forward
- Lenovo Now Owns Motorola Mobility
- BBVA Goes Deeper With The NBA
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Oct. 30, 2014
- 'Health-Committed' Consumers Represent Major Opportunities For Brands, Retailers
- SodaStream Sours On 'Sweet'; Will Close West Bank Factory
- Fantasy App Makes Subdued, Bewigged Nash An MVP
- With Myriad Partnerships, Mazda Is Always On
- ComScore: Why Online Spending Forecasts Are So Misleading
- Siegel+Gale Serves Up Simple
- Are We Going To Talk About It, Or Are We Going To Do It?
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014
- CurrentC Squares Off Against Apple Pay
- Fisher-Price Collaborates With Shakira
- Kia Touts Luxury K900 With New NBA Deal
- Nielsen Predicts 1.9% Rise In Holiday Spending
- Taco Bell's Social Goes Dark To Promote New Mobile Ordering App
- Coca-Cola Israel Does 'Share a Coke' One Better
- Ford Plans Network Of Lincoln Showrooms In China
- No, Millennials Are, In Fact Staying With Fast Food
- Chrysler Quality Czar Steps Down
- Marvel Unveils Films Through 2019
- Translate Data Into A Better Car-Buying Experience
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2014
- EWG Database Ranks 1,500 Food Brands; GMA Claims It's 'Severely Flawed'
- Beyonce And Topshop Dance Into Women's Activewear
- Telecoms Suffering From Innovation Perception Gap
- American Express Launches Video Series
- The North Face Launches Biggest-Ever Campaign
- Little-known Smartphone ZTE Hopes To Become Very Known With Knicks Deal
- Planet Fitness Launches 'Planet of Triumphs'
- From Indifference To Intent: The Engagement Scale
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Oct. 27, 2014
- No. 1 Goes To The Swift As Fans Rally To '1989' Leak
- Breakfast Wars Slow Dunkin' Brands' Momentum
- Tea Season Begins For The 'Plant People'
- Southwest Plays Up Value Via Humor
- ShareThis Drills Down On Social Buzz Around Big Events
- AIMExpo Looks To Be THE U.S. Motorcycle Show
- Baskin-Robbins In Tie-Ins With Hallmark Holiday Movie
- Lululemon's Dalai Lama Partnership Backfires
- New Campaign Touts Chrysler 200 In Four Languages
- Sodastream Cuts Deal With Pepsi
- Gulp!
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Oct. 24, 2014
- Have We Got A Deal For You! Four Retail Stories For The Price Of One
- Why Online Retailers - Like Amazon - Are Opening Physical Stores
- Poland Spring Runs Video Campaign for NYC Marathon
- JBL Offers New Form Of Cord-Cutting
- Beer Marketers Abandon Slapstick For Serious
- Marketers Talk Mobile First At Media Tech Summit
- Coca-Cola Names De Quinto CMO To Succeed Retiring Tripodi
- Being The Change, Seeing The Change -- And Not Shutting Up
- When Is An Ad Featuring A Celebrity Expensive Product Placement?
- Why The Emotional Layers Of 'Gone Girl' Are So Darn Good
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014
- Mazda Grabs Sponsorship Of SXSW
- Solar Panel Benefit Program Is A Win, Win, Win, Win, Win Collaboration
- Making Fewer Trips, Shoppers Buying Food In Stranger Places
- ACSI Finds Satisfaction With Food, Beverages, Household And Personal Products Declines
- Flea Product Maker Donates Products To Shelters
- Pirate's Booty Joins Macy's Parade
- Chevrolet, GMC Counting Big-Time On Mid-Size Trucks
- Band With A Brand
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014
- Target Sets Its Sights On Free Shipping, More Ad Spending And Renewed Ethos
- Facebook Launches Messenger Campaign Trial
- Pressures Mount On Coca-Cola, McDonald's
- Bank Of Montreal Breaks Crossover Ad
- AutoTrader Inks 360-degree Extension With NBA
- Schick Goes Xtreme On The Onion
- When People 'Buy' For The 'Wrong' Reason
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014
- Oscar de la Renta, Who Designed For First Ladies And 'Those Who Lunch,' Dead At 82
- Accenture Says Online Gains, Earlier Shopping To Dominate Holiday Season
- Smart Home Devices Are The Next Big Thing
- Jim Beam Targets Millennials With Digital Videos
- 'Sons Of Anarchy' Ride Away On Harleys; Black Widow Rides In
- Whole Foods Unveils First-Ever Ad Campaign
- McRibs Are Back ... At Some Restaurants
- Big Holiday Spending On Electronics
- Giantmicrobes Nearly Sold Out Of Ebola Toys
- Online Thanksgiving Day Sales May Top $1 Billion
- Ford C-Max Touted Less For Mileage Now
- 5 Revolutions That Will Shape The Future Of Marketing
- Maximize Your Holiday PR
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Oct. 20, 2014
- Tesla Directs Consumers To Take A Direct Message To Michigan's Governor
- Smartphone Satisfaction Tied To Operating System
- Keurig Sweeps Offers Coffee Date With Donnie Wahlberg
- Online Retailers Positioned To Take Bite Out Of Pet Sales
- For JetBlue, T-Mobile And Bank Of America, Growth Means Redefining The Reviled
- In 'Surrender Or Fight' Moment, Target Chooses To Fight
- Microsoft About To Launch Wearable Device
- Through Startup Brands Can Use Bitcoins To Get Selfies
- In Korea, A Pizza Hut Pizza Is Dinner And Dessert
- GM Chief Counsel HIts The Bricks
- HarperCollins Hires New Christian Publishing Marketer
- Someone Please, Please Whelm Me
- Tiers Are Falling
