Marketing Daily
Thursday, April 16, 2015
  • Why Nike Is - Finally - Wooing Weak Women

    "There's a lot of growth potential for Nike in this lifestyle category," says Amit Bhattacharjee, visiting assistant professor of marketing at Dartmouth's Tuck School … Read the whole story

  • EGO Power+ Promises Mower, Blower Revolution

    "If you own a gas-powered lawnmower, you know they're a pain in the ass to maintain, own, and operate," says Vinny Warren, CCO of … Read the whole story

  • Automaker Global Spend Is Huge On Soccer, Olympics, Golf

    The report from "Sponsorship Today," analyzing 503 deals across the world, pegs General Motors' spend at $235 million, followed by Toyota at $207 million. … Read the whole story

  • Consumers More Fickle In Alcohol Choices

    Consumers are no longer tied to one specific "go-to" drink and now make their choice by type of occasion, according to the Beverage Information … Read the whole story

  • Liberty Mutual Signs On With U.S. Soccer

    With the new partnership contract, Liberty Mutual joins a list of 14 other official U.S. Soccer sponsors including Anheuser-Busch, Century 21, AT&T, Clorox, Coca-Cola, … Read the whole story

  • Data-driven Marketing Is All The Rage But Are Clients Ready To Act?

    Let's all agree to acknowledge the sizable progress made by agencies in getting a firm grip and leadership position in the programmatic space. Read the whole story