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  • Target Addresses Digital Channels

    The company will make a $1B investment in technology and supply chain, after the overwhelming demand for the launch of its Lilly Pulitzer collection shed a light on its digital capabilities.
  • Top 10 Headlines of 2015 So Far

    What have you been reading about so far in 2015? This years top 10 list includes major industry announcements (think Heinz/Kraft merger), trends in food and retail, and of course, financial success (top 100 registry).
  • CGT Announces Church & Dwight's Bruce F. Fleming 2015 CMO of the Year

    Presented at the 2015 Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit, the second annual award honors the unique and powerful role of todays marketing leaders in the increasingly competitive consumer goods industry.
  • Still Learning

    CGT Editor Alarice Rajagopal gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.
  • This Buds for You

    Anheuser-Busch Houston Brewery opened its doors to the public in April.
  • 2015 Shopper Marketing Effie Winners

    Effie Worldwide and the Path to Purchase Institute celebrated the winners of the 2015 Shopper Marketing Effie Awards on March 17 at the Shopper Marketing Summit. Thirteen campaigns received gold, silver or bronze awards after being judged best in class by several juries of marketing executives. We present summaries of the winning campaigns in the following case studies.

  • What are Consumers Saying about your Brand?

    Brand owners must understand what is being said about their own brands, as well as their competitors' products, in order to succeed. These insights can then be used to respond quickly to both positive and negative online activities, so strategies can be developed to shape consumer perception. Here, two seasoned experts divulge the market strategies that can help drive business growth.
  • Mapping Brand Networks in Social Media: Huggies vs. Pampers

    The collection of connections created when people tweet about popular brands can be analyzed and visualized to create a kind of aerial photo of the crowd.
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