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Tracy VanBibber, Dial Corp.


A conversation with Tracy VanBibber, senior vice-president of sales of The Dial Corporation

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Michael Shinall, Meridian Consulting Group


Rumors of category management's demise have been greatly exaggerated.  By Michael Shinall.

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Landor Associates


The four fronts of the upcoming Olympic brand battle.  By Zoran Svetlicic and Frank H. Vial.

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Rodney Mason, Hawkeye



Magnify mega-events through a micro lens.  By Rodney Mason.

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Dori Molitor, WomanWise


How ChexQuest turned brand involvement into emotional commitment.   By Dori Molitor. 

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Stuart Armstrong, EnQii


Digital signage networks offer a new kind of creative canvas.   By Stuart Armstrong. 

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Al Wittemen, TracyLocke


All great brand identities are now retailer-specific.  By Al Wittemen.

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Jon Kramer, Alliance Sales & Marketing


If your brand is not part of a shopper solution, you've got a problem.  By Jon Kramer. (pdf)
Meyers Research Center


She spends more than you think she does -- and is more loyal too. By Lois Seidl and Jeff Friedlaender. (pdf)
Michael Shinall, Meridian Consulting Group


A better shopping experience means daring to be different.  By Michael Shinall. (pdf)
Al Wittemen, TracyLocke


Engage, delight and convert shoppers through insightful product packages.  By Al Wittemen.  (pdf)
Stuart Armstrong, EnQii


Shoppers today are anything but "captive audiences." By Stuart Armstrong. (pdf)
Patrick Meyer, Robin Austin, Now Inc.


Neuroscience exports insights directly from the brain. By Patrick Meyer and Robin Austin. (pdf)
Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog


The art of creating a social media campaign for Toyota.  By Scott Goodson.  (pdf)

Dori Molitor, WomanWise


Best Buy is winning with women … and everyone else.  By Dori Molitor. (pdf)

Stuart Armstrong, EnQii


Merchandising 2.0. Retail is everywhere a transaction happens.  By Stuart Armstrong. (pdf)

Rodney Mason, Hawkeye


Entertaining Trust. How widgets, webisodes and ecosystems can rejuvenate your brand. By Rodney Mason. (pdf)

Kendra Wehmeyer, Kara McCartney, Landor Associates


Westfield USA
finds its identity in just two kinds of shoppers.  By Kendra Wehmeyer and Kara McCartney.  (pdf)

Chip Martella, US Concepts


Tip This. Was Madonna a fluke and Hush Puppies an accident? By Chip Martella.  (pdf)

Martin Bishop, Landor Associates


Brand Sliders.
An innovative tool offers sliding-scale answers to brand-strategy questions.  By Martin Bishop. (pdf)

Al Wittemen, Tracy Locke


Points of Innovation. If you want to innovate like a retailer, you need to think like a shopper.  By Al Wittemen. (pdf)

Stuart Armstrong, EnQii


Teeny Shoppers. For innovation at retail, look no further than your own pocket. By Stuart Armstrong. (pdf)

Chris Hoyt, Hoyt & Company


The DNA of ROI. What Safeway started could make or break your brand.  By Chris Hoyt. (pdf)

Patrick Meyer, Robin Austin, Now Inc.



Accelerate Your Innovation. Stronger growth demands faster innovation. By Patrick Meyer and Robin Austin. (pdf)

Dori Molitor, WomanWise


How the five senses create intuition … and build trust and loyalty.  By Dori Molitor. (pdf)

Charlie Tarzian, CoActive Marketing Group


Is "friending" ending CRM-ing? By Charlie Tarzian.
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Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog


The same old CRM is not good enough.  By Scott Goodson. (pdf)

Spencer Hapoienu, Insight Out of Chaos


Using loyalty data goes way beyond crunching numbers. By Spencer Hapioenu. (pdf)

Stuart Armstrong, Digital View Media


Touchscreens help shoppers navigate the store, and give them a reason to come back.  By Stuart Armstrong. (pdf)

Ted Taft, Meridian



WhiteWave reinvents the dairy department and builds shopper loyalty.  (pdf)

Chris Hoyt, Hoyt & Co.


Retail arrives as a brand-building medium. Do you have a plan?  By Chris Hoyt. (pdf)

Michael Kryzston, G2


The seven dimensions of profitable loyalty management.  By Michael Kryzston and Killian Schafffer. (pdf)

Russ Meyer, Landor Associates


A new study reveals eight simple factors driving shopper satisfaction, loyalty and word-of-mouth. By Al Wittemen. (pdf)

Jonathan Dodd, G2


Design should not only look great, but also make shoppers act.  By Jonathan Dodd. (pdf)

Dori Molitor, WomanWise


Someone turns 50 every eight seconds. Are you following the money trail?  By Dori Molitor. (pdf)

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog


Onitsuka Tiger ambushes Nike and Adidas with an explosion of TV-free ideas.  By Scott Goodson. (pdf)

Bryan Gildenberg, MVI



Tesco capitalizes on key trends to conquer America.  By Bryan Gildenberg. (pdf)

Al Wittemen, Advantage Retail


Forget about brand identity. It's all about the shopper's identity. By Al Wittemen. (pdf)

Russ Meyer, Landor Associates


For consumers, being green is not a fad.  It's a seismic, long-term shift in self-definition and behavior. By Russ Meyer. (pdf)

Dori Molitor, WomanWise


It's been ten years since Tom Peters declared women's economic clout, but most marketers are still in the dark. By Dori Molitor. (pdf)

Meg Kinney, The Integer Group


A new study of shopper culture examines the role of shopping in everyday life. By Meg Kinney. (pdf)

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog



Lego's top competitor changes the game with a mom-inspired manifesto of creativity for kids.  By Scott Goodson.  (pdf)

Brad Kay, Draftfcb


Social networks should take notes from Ian Schrager and the Delano Hotel.  By Bradley Kay. (pdf)

Karen Strauss, Meridian Consulting Group


Five steps to unlock your brand's identity and unleash business growthBy Karen Strauss. (pdf)

Al Wittemen, Advantage Retail



What the average brand could learn from the Apple brand about the shopping experience.  By Al Wittemen. (pdf)

Dori Molitor, WomanWise


The Oprahfication of Kleenex, Cadillac and Corona. By Dori Molitor. (pdf)

Charlie Tarzian, CoActive



Put the marketing into event marketing and help make CMOs brand heroes again.  By Charlie Tarzian.  (pdf)

Jim Lucas, Draftfcb


As retail evolves, brands must re-alignBy Jim Lucas. (pdf)

Ted Taft, Meridian Consulting Group


The Latino potential at retail is bigger and pdf exciting than most marketers realize.  By Ted Taft. (pdf)

Leslie Warshaw, Media Cart


In-store can learn from online about insights.  By Leslie Warshaw. (pdf)

Patty Bloomfield, Northlich


Cincinnati Ballet attracts a younger, hipper audience. By Patty Bloomfield. (pdf)

Chip Hoyt, OgilvyAction



Consolidation is reason enough to organize for shopper marketing.  By Chip Hoyt. (pdf)

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog


Heineken makes champions of a billion soccer fans. By Scott Goodson. (pdf)

Neil Metviner, Pitney Bowes



Pitney Bowes turns its custom-published magazine into a new business-platform. By Neil Metviner. (pdf)

Dori Molitor, Womanwise


The greatest retailers don't just serve their customers with courtesy. They treat them like friends. By Dori Molitor. (pdf)

Chris Hoyt, Hoyt & Company


If the reasons for getting into shopper marketing "ain't exactly clear," then stop and "take a look at what's goin' down."  By Chris Hoyt. (pdf)

Al Wittemen, Advantaage Retail


Fresh food at retail challenges traditional packaged goods.  By Al Wittemen. (pdf)

Jonathan Dodd, G2 Worldwide


The U.K.'s top retailer is headed for the U.S. Are you ready to rumble?  By Jonathan Dodd. (pdf)

Doug Spak, Northlich


A local pizza chain dominates Domino's and pummels Pizza Hut.   By Doug Spak. (pdf)

Jim Schroer, Carlson Marketing



We need to stop roaring at customers and allow them to be part of a conversationBy Jim Schroer. ( pdf)

Jon Kramer, Media Cart



Recency & Relevancy replace Reach & Frequency in today's media world.  By Jon Kramer. (pdf)

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog



Millions of Americans join a huge, social experiment. By Scott Goodson. (pdf)

Growth Engine Co.



A routine line-extension becomes a game-changing innovation for Thomas' Bagelbread. By Gary Fraser and Bryan Mattimore. (pdf)

Kevin O'Mahoney, Meridian Consulting


Safeway supermarkets satisfies its shareholders by putting its shoppers first. By Kevin O'Mahoney. (pdf)

Laurie Coots, TBWA


Adidas delivers brand experiences to match the passions of World Cup fans. By Laurie Coots. (pdf)

G2, Pantone


Pantone aspires to inspire the global creative community. By Drew Coburn and Jeff Verses of G2 Branding and Design. (pdf)

Jim Schroer, Carlson Marketing



Coach, Starbucks and NASCAR use 'NextGen' strategies to create customer loyalty. By Jim Schroer, ceo of Carlson Marketing. (pdf)

Meg Kinney, Integer Group


If everything around Shopper Marketing is evolving, then so, too, must our approach to its creative. By Meg Kinney, evp of The Integer Group. (pdf)

Dori Molitor, WomanWise



Schwan's creates brand enthusiasm by finding a deep, soul connection between moms and their teenage kids. By Dori Molitor, ceo, WomanWise. (more)

Terry Scannell, IPSigns



The past, present -- and possible future -- of Nike Town's in-store media network. By Terry Scannell, founder of iPsigns. (more)

Brian Newberry, Northlich



Ohio turns teens into anti-smoking activists with an integrated, grassroots marketing campaign. By Brian Newberry, vp/gm, Northlich. (more)



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