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Kids' schemes go head to head
Tesco and Sainsbury's are squaring off for a loyalty fight by launching their vouchers for schools against each other for the first time next year.
In-Store Marketing: The costs of misredemption
Brands lose out when customers use coupons that don't match the contents of their shopping basket. Marketers want retailers to tackle the problem, so why are big supermarkets indifferent about it?
Editorial: Why coupons haven't come into their own
A year is a long time in marketing, especially if you've been out of the game for the duration, as I have. So it's with perverse comfort I come back to the Institute of Sales Promotion's perennial - a...
Campaign of the month: IKEA Family
I have always had a soft spot for IKEA (and a few headaches from it), probably due to the fact that we purchased our first desks there when Toucan was born.
Promotion works - Samsung
Client: Samsung Agency: TRO Timing: July-August 2008 Budget: Undisclosed Objectives: To boost awareness of the new Tocco touchscreen phone and drive customer prospects to retail stores. Strateg...
Live Issue: Bargain hunters call the shots
Brands will have to adapt as consumers faced with tough economic times turn to hard discounters.
In-Store Marketing: Retailers look inward for support
Some of the high street's biggest names are relying on the loyalty of their staff in uncertain times.
Campaign of the month - The Argos "gos team"
We all do it, I'm sure. Log on first thing in the morning with anticipation and excitement for the day's emails, before casting your eyes down the list of unsolicited messages that have somehow found ...
Editorial: The integrated riddle
Every agency you meet wants to speak about its breadth of talent, strategic thinking and experience of different media. That it is, in short, integrated. And although a lot of other agencies say the s...
In-store marketing: Journey to the centre
Retailers seem to have gone off experiential marketing, but it's a different story in the malls.
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