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Marketing Tactics

  • L'Oreal's Garnier Brand Partners with TerraCycle

    In a commitment to sustainability and efforts to go greener, Garnier provides its first comprehensive solution for all personal care and beauty packaging waste.
  • ScottsMiracle-Gro Names New Chief Marketing Officer

    The new CMO will aim to maximize opportunities for sustainable brand portfolio and market share growth, and build stronger relationships with consumers.
  • Making it in the Mid-Market

    CGT Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.
  • 2011 Standout SMBs

    CGT connects you to a handful of standout small to medium-size consumer goods companies that are hitting it off with consumers. Some names you'll recognize, others you won't, but they have lots in common, including true product innovation and non-traditional marketing strategies.
  • Rise of Social Commerce: Lora Cecere, Altimeter Group

    The rise of social commerce gives mid-market companies a new opportunity to build a relationship directly with the shopper and manage the long tail of the supply chain more easily.These five success factors raise the odds of success.
  • 4 Ways to Make Social Tech Work for your Business

    Too many people think of social tools as only being for sales and marketing when in reality, there are valuable uses in the back office. Here are a handful of social tech concepts that are mandatory for every organization today.
  • The Biggest CPG Brand Hits of 2010

    In spite of ongoing economic and market challenges, the manufacturers of these brands showed their grit in 2010. They invested to understand the roles their products could play in helping consumers navigate difficult financial waters. And, they used that knowledge to develop and deliver powerful new products.
  • End of the Wal-Mart Era as We Know It?

    The last two decades could aptly be described as the Wal-Mart era in retailing. In 1990, its revenue was $32 billion. In 2010 it ballooned to $405 billion. Today, however, cracks are appearing in the empire Sam Walton built.
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