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The Hub Top 20. Conceptual understanding and clarity of vision rise to the top of the shopper-marketing mix. By Dan Flint. | |
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Down To Earth. Big Data and marketing insights: The true gravity of the situation. By Sharon Love. | |
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DSM 4.0. Shoppers are less in awe and more in control of digital tools. By Seth Diamond and Jennifer Roman | |
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The Joy of Shopping. Three shopper "mindstates" are driving the future of retail. By Eric Daniel. | |
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Working Insights. Execution-driven insight is the true measure of good branding. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. | |
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Triangulating to Truth. Feelings, beliefs and personal identity drive shopper behavior and choices. By Ed Chao. | |
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After The Flood. Big Data should put brands in the middle of the customer’s life. By Spencer L. Hapoienu. | |
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Granular Demand. Keying into shopper motivations unlocks growth for PepsiCo and its customers. By Jeff Swearingen and Tracey Doucette. | |
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Barriers to Engagement. Four fundamental behaviors open doors to shopper engagement. By Liz Crawford. | |
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The Social Shopper. Social media provide an unvarnished view of shopper behavior. By Brad Lawless and Mary Tarczynski. | |
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Tables Turned. Insight into consumer concerns is the entry point of accountability. By Sharon Love. read >> | |
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Market of One. Transparency and responsibility define the age of personalized marketing. By Liz Crawford. read >> | |
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Watch Your Step. How a brand behaves determines how consumers view its value. By Simon Uwins. read >> | |
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Simply Holistic. Measuring success means uniting brand and sales objectives. By Stanton Kawer. read >> | |
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Seeing Green. Four insights into eco-perceptions. By Alexander Braun and Mindy Romero. read >> | |
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Sustainable Shopping. E-commerce is driving the next wave of sustainability. By Brian Cohen and Angela Edwards. read >> | |
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Why Ask Why. A brand’s reason-for-being is its entry-point of accountability. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read >> | |
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Shared Experiences. It takes a corporate culture to deliver a consistent brand experience. By David Kessler. read >> | |
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ROR. How do you measure a realtionship? By Ted Rubin and Kathryn Rose. read >> | |
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The Ask. Successful innovators know what they want their customers to become. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read >> | |
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Don’t Look Down. The biggest ideas belong to the fearless and unreasonable. By Sharon Love. read >> | |
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Vending Reinvented. Imagine a supermarket where packaged goods are made to order. By Peter Clarke. read >> | |
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Point & Stick. Loyalty-enabled apps are heat-seeking missiles of promotional opportunities. By Spencer L. Hapoienu. read >> | |
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Feeling Better. Understanding emotional benefits is vital to successful innovation. By Julie Wittes Schlack and Ed Chao. read >> | |
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Beyond Aha! A big idea won’t fly without quick and brilliant implementation. By Allen Adamson. read >> | |
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The Art of Conversion. Rosser Reeves, Bill Bernbach, and the future of creative success. By Paul Kramer. read >> | |
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Shopper Crossroads. Shopper marketing needs to get a grip on its reason for being. By Chris Hoyt. read >> | |
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The Hub Prize 2012. With Fitch as its design firm, Asian Paints is this year’s winner of the Ultimate Hub Prize, and recipient of the coveted Hub Cup read (pdf) >>
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Circle of Trust. A networked experience is essential to brand loyalty. By Sharon Love. read >> |
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Head vs. Heart. True loyalty exists when customers feel safe, appreciated, and smart. By Julie Wittes Schlack and Ed Chao. read >> |
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La Lista Latina. Understanding how Hispanics make lists and shop for groceries. By Roberto Siewczynski. read >> | |
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Primal Drivers. Four human behaviors are gateways to consumer connections. By Randi Moore. read >> | |
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Fair Game. It’s time to level loyalty’s playing field. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read >> | |
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In the Fold. Loyalty isn’t dead, but traditional loyalty programs might be. By Joe Dobrow. read >> | |
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When Sparks Fly. Long-lasting bonds happen when "loyalty flashpoints" strike. By Lauren de Simone. read >> | |
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On Occasion. The occasion-based shopper demands a tailored experience. By Jenn Gioffre and Beth Craig. read >> | |
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The eRankings Report. New research sets a foundation for excellence in ecommerce. By Jason Katz. read >> | |
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Game On! Brand gamification can change the world if it embraces engagement. By Jason Bice. read >> | |
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Consumer Commandments. Today’s consumer could be tomorrow’s media director. By Spencer L. Hapoienu. read >> | |
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Emerging Behavior. The emerging opportunity is to make connections and build relationships. By Sharon Love. read >> | |
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Personal Pathways. Shoppers use technologies to serve their personal needs. By Seth Diamond and Brian Cohen. read >> | |
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Wired To Please. Retail’s past offers clues to its digital future. By Lauren de Simone. read >> | |
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The Third Moment. What happens after the sale is just as important as the other moments-of-truth. By Michael LeBeau. read >> | |
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Mixed Results. We’re a long way from digital-only communications in retailing. By Bill Bishop. read >> | |
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Roman Times. A conversation with former Ogilvy & Matherchairman and chief executive Ken Roman. read>> | |
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Making Contact. The greatest brands behave like our best friends. By Sharon Love. read >> | |
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Check, Please! Keeping tabs on your consumers keeps them coming back for more. By Spencer L. Hapoienu. read>> |
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Glass Houses. A new transparency creates consumer trust and promotes brand purpose. By Hayes Roth. read>> | |
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Talking Points. National brands need to change the conversation to win back shoppers. By Paul Ballew. read >> | |
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Intents & Purposes. What shoppers believe about a brand matters. What they believe about themselves matters more. By Brian DeLong. read>> | |
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Express-Lane Marketing. The traditional brand plan loses traction in the digital express lane. By Ken Barnett. read>> | |
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Hispanic Dynamics. Holistic brand analysis reveals differences between Latinos and the general population. By Roberto Siewczynski. read >> | |
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Liquid Gold. Strong brands are critical to satisfying retail experiences. By Todd Engels. read >> | |
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Storied Identities. Strengthen your brand identity through storytelling. By Jim Hauptman. read >> | |
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The Hub Top 20. Growth and diversity power the next great phase of shopper-marketing excellence. By Dan Flint. read >> | |
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Test & Learn. Packaged-goods brands must change their culture to capitalize on digital. By Seth Diamond. read >> | |
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Little Big Data. Don’t confuse digital dialing for dollars with building brands. By Spencer L. Hapoienu. read >> | |
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Follow the Money. An insight is only as good as the money it makes. By Sharon Love. read >> | |
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80/20 Insights. Demand-cycle research reveals the 20 percent of insights that make the difference. By Randi Moore.read >> | |
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Cellular Levels. Digital tools offer new clues into shopper behavior. By Kim Finnerty. read >> | |
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Play Ball!E-commerce is threatening in-store, but it ain’t over ’til it’s over. By Ken Barnett. read >> | |
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Stay in Touch. Analyzing the experience is the key to measuring what’s meaningful. By Susan Nelson and Kara McCartney. read >> | |
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Geek or Genius? A human touch is at the heart of the future of retail. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read>> | |
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I, Shopper. Technology can create intimacy in today’s retail experience. By Michael Raleig. read >> | |
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Smart Stores. Retailers need to be just as intelligent as their shoppers. By Sharon Love. read >> | |
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Half Full. Shopper marketing needs better tools to execute bigger ideas. By David Diamon. read >> | |
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Retailandia. Fight digital fatigue in the aisles and along the path. By Dustin Lehner and Jennifer Butchen. read >> | |
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Brand Apptitude. Five tips for connecting with a branded app. By Richard Swain.. read >> | |
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Bangalore Calling. Customer service is retail’s greatest missed opportunity. By Spencer L. Hapoienu. read >> | |
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Virtual Virtues. Every day is Cyber Monday for packaged-goods brands. By Jason Katz and Angela Edwards. read >> | |
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Sandbox Bliss. Advertising and shopper agencies must learn to play by new rules. By Chris Hoyt. read >> | |
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Must-Have! Develop offerings so innovative that competitors are irrelevant. By David Aaker. read >> | |
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Shop Now! The retail experience must be wherever shoppers want it to be. By Ann Carr. read >> | |
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Do The Math. The future belongs to those who measure the total brand experience. By Al Wittemen. read >> | |
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Brands Be Nimble. Principles and practices for better branding. By Ayo Seligman and Kay Whitchurch. read >> | |
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On The Line. Below-the-line agencies are rising to the top. By Paul Kramer. read >> | |
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The Demand Cycle. Technology re-defines the traditional path-to-purchase. By Mitch Blum and Jeff Williams. read >> | |
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DSM 3.0. A new study shows shopper technology has come of age. By Seth Diamond and Brian Cohen. read >> | |
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The Hub Prize. Procter & Gamble’s Tide Dry Cleaners tops the inaugural Hub Prize competition. read >> | |
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Loyalty Drivers. It takes a relationship to build a brand. By Randi Moore. read >> | |
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Growing Like Kroger . Customer loyalty is the centerpiece of Kroger’s simple path to growth. By Don Henry. read >> | |
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The Infinity Loop. Today’s consumers want to be more than just spectators. By Orit Peleg. read >> | |
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The Loyalty Myth. Brands should give what they get from their loyal consumers. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read >> | |
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Down By The River. Re-thinking our post-recession landscape. By Lee Aldridge. read >> | |
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Return on Purpose. Cultural values are now critical to consumer loyalty. By Robert Rivenburgh. read >> | |
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Small-Boy Stories. Does your brand speak for itself? Building loyalty requires it. By Jayne Eastman. read >> | |
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Living Loyalty. Emotional connections stir brand passions and seal consumer loyalties. By Brad Bryen. read >> | |
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Semper Fidelis. Keep customers faithful with the best total brand experiences. By Allen Adamson and Katie Ryan. read >> | |
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The Loyalty Curve. The table stakes of loyalty are higher than ever. By Lauren de Simone. read >> | |
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Handle With Care. Do what’s right for today’s digital shopper — not just what’s on-trend. By Ken Barnett. read >> | |
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Maslow’s Shoppers. Digital-media strategies must satisfy a hierarchy of needs and values. By Jason Rogers. read >> | |
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Evo-Commerce. Shoppers are evolving amid rapid environmental changes. By Randi Moore. read >> | |
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Simulated Sets. Assortment optimization technologies create a better shopping experience. By Tom Young and Greg Orth. read >> | |
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Alive and Clicking. Retailer websites are surprisingly strong as a shopper marketing tool. By John Kuendig. read >> | |
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Becoming Listworthy. The shopping list establishes preferences and influences behavior. By Sara Manke. read >> | |
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For Love & Money. Putting social media to work for packaged-goods brands. By Martin Bishop. read >> | |
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Launch & Learn. Gap and Starbucks offer a tale of two brand-identity rollouts. By Hayes Roth. read >> | |
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Ritual Attraction. Connect with consumers by understanding their brand rituals. By Don Growhoski. read >> | |
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The Shopper’s Trophy. Brands that create cravings are the shopper’s best reward. By Liz Crawford. read >> | |
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Emotional Rescue. Break through the rational barriers with value beyond price. By John Meyer. read >> | |
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Slingshot! Challenger brands go for the unexpected and change the game. By Beth Ann Kamkinkow. read >> | |
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Mind the Gap. Data analysis closes the chasm between brand messages and shopper behavior. By Linda Lewi. read >> | |
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Clarity from Chaos. Strengthening brand identity amid modern-day marketing madness. By Matt Egan. read >> | |
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Classical Gas. Breathing fresh relevance into older brands. By Howard Schultz. read >> | |
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The Avatar Effect. Brand-building experiences should be created in three dimensions. By Mitch Blum. read >> | |
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Ready at Retail. Shopper marketing has jelled as a brand-building discipline. By Chris Hoyt. read >> | |
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The Hub Top 12. Strategies eclipse tactics among the best in shopper marketing. By Dr. Dan Flint. read >> | |
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Future Shock. The new shopper-marketing agency is ready to lead the way. By Ken Barnett. read >> | |
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Shelf Assurance.Johnson & Johnson makes shopping better for moms. By Paul Thompson. read >> | |
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Shop Social, Live Total. Social shoppers redefine the shopping experience. By Lisa Diehlmann. read >> | |
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Targeted Partnering. Technology is no substitute for shopper-focused collaboration. By Spencer L. Hapoienu. read >> | |
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Half The Sky. Asian women are more empowered than ever before. By Victoria Corsi. read >> |
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Pictures of Truth. Capturing consumers while shopping is a moving experience. By Tom Conti. read >> | |
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The New Fluidity. Consumer and shopper distinctions are messier than they used to be. By Fred Bidwell. read >> | |
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Watch Your Shoppers. Actions speak louder than word in the store aisle. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read >> | |
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Breaking Barriers Truly useful insights must capture consumer attitudes, behaviors and beliefs. By Beth Craig. read >> | |
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Oceans of Insights. A path-to-purchase framework turns insights into opportunities. By Todd Engels. read >> | |
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What? More Insights? Are shopper insights really driving your shopper-marketing programs? By Kim Finnerty. read >> | |
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4-D P2P. Shoppers employ a decision process that’s unrelated to consumer attitudes. By Al Wittemen and Paul Price. read >> | |
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What Shoppers Want. Shoppers may be satisfied but still see plenty of room for improvement. By Randi Moore. read >> | |
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Symbiotic Branding. Retailer and national brands need each other to succeed. By Samar Birwadker. read >> | |
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Curve Ball. Levi’s helps Millennial women shape their wardrobes and their lives. By Dori Molitor. read >> | |
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Retail Males. Without male shoppers, brands are missing their Marks (and Jeffs and Phils). By Ken Featherston. read >> | |
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Tier-Two Retailers. Smaller, regional chains offer strong opportunities for sales growth. By Terry Mangano. read >> | |
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Retail Renegades. Blazing the retail trail toward deeper shopper connections. By Leslie Clifford and Laura Moser. read >> | |
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Mobile Goes Mass. Mobile shopping finally comes of age. By William Rosen. read >> | |
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Fundamental Focus. Don’t let the basics get lost in the shuffle at retail. By Will Minton. read >> | |
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Digital Decisions. The hottest digital tools don’t always sell more stuff. By Ron Magliocco. read >> | |
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Easterly Direction. New thinking is needed to reach shoppers in emerging markets. By Simon Silvester. read >> | |
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Fly, Eagles, Fly! The Philadelphia Eagles ascend to higher purpose and win both on and off the field. By Dori Molitor. read >> | |
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The Ecommerce Ecosystem. Brands need new strategies to capitalize on new shopping behaviors. By Paul Kramer. read >> | |
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When Worlds Collide. Integration must be seamless with online and offline experiences. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read >> | |
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The Fourth Circle. Innovation in execution is the quickest route to victory. By Al Wittemen. read >> | |
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Why Not Success? New products require behavioral insights and organizational support. by Jim Doucette and Paul Thompson. read >> | |
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Purposeful Partners. Marketers can — and must — help stores captivate shoppers in new ways. By Nick Jones. read >> | |
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The Balancing Point. Innovation pivots on helping shoppers balance their lives. By Steve Abdo. read >> | |
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Small Planet Packages. Navigating the sustainability maze of product packages. By Brad Scott. read >> | |
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The Shopper Economy. Advocacy is the new currency in today’s socially-networked world. By Liz Crawford. read >> | |
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Retail Re-imagined. Traditional retailers need new ideas to win against their online competitors. By Alan Treadgold. read >> | |
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Framing Loyalty. The path to brand loyalty runs through positioning and spending effectiveness. By Jim Gabriele. read >> | |
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Flour Power. Panera puts its bread where its mouth is. By Dori Molitor. read >> | |
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Motor City Stories. Values now define consumer loyalty. By John Gerzema. read >> | |
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The Wish List. New habits and old traditions create emotional loyalties among holiday shoppers. By Seth Diamond. read >> | |
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Loyalty Without Limits. Keeping customers means adding value in new and inventive ways. By Randi Moore. read >> |
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The Big Picture. Loyalty is the connective tissue between the steps in a consumer’s journey. By Eric Pakurar. read >> | |
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Sound Advice. Does your brand sound as good as it looks? By Lulu Raghavan. read >> | |
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Counting Culture. Hispanics and loyalty is more complicated than most marketers realize. By Will Minton. read >> | |
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Perdido en la Traduccion. A new tracking study reveals insights into Hispanics as shoppers. By Noemi Ricalo. read >> | |
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Channel Choices. A multichannel eco-system serves shopper needs. By Masha Sajdeh. read >> | |
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Wireless Wayfinders. Mobile phones are the new brand compass. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. read >> | |
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Transcendental Applications. The digital age offers a new path-to-purchase model. By Stanley Stevens. read >> | |
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Being Caribou. Caribou turns a cup of coffee into a daily affirmation. By Dori Molitor. read >> | |
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Marketing’s Last Stand. Marketing needs to change before the cost structure of media-spend collapses. By Uri Baruchin. read >> | |
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Dare to Compare. Retail promotions may have a stronger impact on brand sales and identity than advertising. By Will Minton. read >> | |
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Jesse Spungin explains how ConAgra nailed shopper marketing. By Chris Hoyt and Tim Manners. read >> | |
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Great E-xpectations.The unexpected is influential when using emerging media to engage shoppers. By Sara Quist. read >> | |
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Brand New Metrics. New complexities require new math for new media. By Mary Pocsik. read >> | |
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Digital Utility. Injecting digital into your brand’s DNA. By Michael Dennelly. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Keeping it Real. Authenticity and relevance make the difference for the world’s strongest brands. By Will Minton. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Box-Tops Moms. General Mills creates a "we" brand, one box top at a time. By Dori Molitor. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Social E’s. The digital path to engage, educate, excite and evangelize. By Shari Brickin. (pdf) or (text) |
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Making Plans Count. Three principles of smart planning can protect brand identity. By Jayne Eastman. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Critical Mass. Mass Customization offers irresistible opportunities to re-think brand identity. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Shopper Back. Shoppers expect brands to meet their needs anytime, everywhere. By Karuna Rawal. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Walmart Crapshoot. Project Impact does not appear to be the "win" that Walmart expected. By Chris Hoyt. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Hub Top 12. Expectations intensify as shopper marketing charges into the future. By Chris Hoyt. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Digital Campfire. Notes from a retail summit on shoppers and digital media. By Vince Weiner. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The New Pop Culture. Optimism is the pulse of the next Pepsi generation. By Dori Molitor. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Meet the Millennials. The impact of Millennials as parents is changing the marketplace. By Katie Ryan. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Empowered Shopper. Are you ready to engage consumers along the digital path-to-purchase? By Dr. Rita Wheat. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Mobile Momentum. Dissecting “the shopper” can be every bit as complex and nuanced as dissecting “mobile.” By William Rosen. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Return on Twitter. The ROI on social media is at retail. By Catherine Boera. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Digital Shopper Marketing. Research reveals the digital tools that work best for shoppers. By Jason Katz. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Shopping Optimized. Putting the shopper at the center of retail assortment decisions. By Paul Thompson. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Packages as People. Creating a full embrace with shoppers starts with packaging. By Barbara Fabing. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Sixteen Seconds. Your brand has just sixteen seconds to be seen, understood and wanted. By Luc Speisser. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Baby Love. The “we decade” began almost ten years ago for J&J’s BabyCenter. By Dori Molitor. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Retailer’s List. To get on the shopper’s list, retailers must fill both needs and desires. By Randi Moore. (pdf) or (text) | |
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True Loyalty. What comes after the circular? Retailers pinpoint better ideas. By Spencer Hapoienu. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Cracked Rear View. Putting category before brand is like driving in reverse. By Chris Hoyt. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Map the Gap. Winning at retail requires innovation across bundles of brand benefits. By Vinit Doshi. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Supermarket Savvy. Innovative supermarkets tap into emotional and functional desires. By Randi Moore. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Popping for Shoppers. The "pop-up" trend is driving retail innovation. By Beth Ann Kaminkow. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Shopper Aperture. Let’s put a new lens on the future of shopper marketing. By Anne Howe. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The We Decade. Creating community and higher purpose will elevate our brands in the 2010s. By Dori Molitor. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Smooth Selling. Integrated Selling drives bottom-line sales and better brand performance. By Paul Kramer. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Socialized Shopper. New research shows how social media is changing shopping behavior. By Mark Renshaw. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Think Big! Embrace strategic planning as the great opportunity to build loyalty that it is. By Jim Doucette. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Shopping for Value. Let’s give shoppers more value than they pay for. By Al Wittemen. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Precision, Prudence & Passion. A study of multichannel shoppers yields valuable insights. By Masha Sajdeh and Nick Jones. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Real-Time Loyalty. Green Hills Market builds loyalty where the shopper, product and store converge. By Richard Guha. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Stand By Me. A year ago we were angry. Now we’d like some tender, loving care. By Dori Molitor. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Citizenship Branding. Loyalty grows when brand values and strategy align. By Scott Osman. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Leading with Loyalty. Brand rituals build loyalty and drive growth. By Zain Raj. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Feeling the Media. Making shoppers feel the love means making the media feel their pain. By Al Wittemen. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Screen Gems. The convergence of digitalmedia at retail is re-defining the shopping experience. By Vince Weiner. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Open Up! Are you up for the challenge of open branding? By Alex Do. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Activating Creativity. Bringing brands to life across channels and disciplines moves people to action. By William Rosen. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Codeword: Partnership. Television is alive and well for advertisers who innovate and collaborate. By Cindy Jolicoeur. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Burt’s Buzz. At Burt’s Bees, a culture of caring is both the medium and the message. By Dori Molitor. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Shopper-Marketing Online. Walmart sets the standard for engaging consumers online. By Greg Murtagh. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Digital Bridges. New research uncovers keys to successful digital-media integration. By Jim Garrity and Kerry O’Connor. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Shopper’s Perspective. Value-seeking behaviors may transcend demographics. By Mack Hoopes. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Minding the Store. The “best of the best” in shopper marketing get better and better. By Chris Hoyt. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Brand the Experience. Seven “simple” questions clear the path to innovation and growth. By Al Wittemen and Marta LaRock. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Long-Live Brands! National brands need to up their game to stay on top. By Mitch Blum. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Brand-Image Boffo. A behind-the-scenes look into the making of NetApp’s global brand. By Britt Dionne. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Map the Market. An understanding of consumer behavior frames a brand’s competitive advantage. By Eric Greifenberger. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Branding Sales Culture. Recapturing the value of selling skills is critical to building brand identity. By Joel Nickelsen. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Hub Top 12. The “best of the best” in shopper marketing get better and better. By Chris Hoyt. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Shopper-Friendly Culture. Growth at retail demands a more holistic view of shopper marketing. By Ted Taft. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Three-Percent Club. Brands that empathize rationally and visually get more attention at the shelf. By Jason Sorley. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Insight-Out Design. Great design informed by solid research is the shortest distance between a shopper and a brand. By Susan Newlson and Mary Zalla. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Brands to Retail. Seven "simple" questions clear the path to innovation and growth. By Al Wittemen and Marta LaRock. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Johnny the Bagger. An emotional connection is more important than ever at retail. By Al Wittemen. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Net Brand Effect. A portfolio approach to pricing is critical to brand growth at retail. By Paul Thompson. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Store Brand Surprise. An in-store test reveals unexpected dynamics between national and retailer brands. By Chip Miller. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Touching the Elephant. Shopper marketing is the elephant in the room that nobody sees quite the same way. By Chris Hoyt. (pdf) or (text) | |
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McDonald’s Gets McBetter. For McDonald’s, McActions speak louder than McWords. By Zain Raj and Paula Ausick. (pdf) or (text) | |
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An Innovator’s Blueprint. Innovation effectiveness is the key to growth in challenging times. By Vince Weiner. (more) | |
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Secret Sauce. There’s absolutely nothing about this recession that a little bit of good chocolate and a lot of great retail can’t cure. By Vince Weiner. (more) | |
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Solutions Without Walls. Innovation demands tearing down walls between consumers and shoppers. By Al Wittemen. (more) | |
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Green Pragmatism. Eco-savvy consumers should be at the center of your brand strategy. By Cindy Jolicoeur. (more) | |
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Box of Tools. Innovation is a set of philosophies and methods to help solve problems in creative ways. By Luke Mansfield. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Retail as Runway. Left-brained brands should take a cue from right-brained retailers. By John Wilkins. (pdf) or (text) | |
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The Shopper’s Journey. A new study reveals what our struggle for meaning and identity says about the way we shop. By Tim Scholler. (pdf) or (text) | |
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T-Minus Ten. A Hub benchmark study says the shopper-marketing rocket ship is ready for liftoff. By Chris Hoyt. (pdf) or (text) | |
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A Mighty Wind. Shopper marketing isn’t about the shopper. It’s about the retailer. By Jon Kramer. (pdf) or (text) | |
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Shoeless Cobblers. Agencies must reinvent their business models. By Chris Maher. (pdf) or (text) |
