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  • Ride the Next Wave

    The very basis of competitive advantage in the consumer goods industry is shifting. The next wave of breakout winners are building and leveraging capabilities rooted in analytics and actionable insights.
  • 5 Tips for Being Social from Windsor Foods

    Windsor Foods is finding new ways to leverage consumer data to drive brand objectives and strategies, and measure the impact of marketing on sales.
  • Eight O'Clock Coffee Revamps Look

    The iconic, 150+ year-old brand showcases its "redressed" package in stores and on the runway; taps Eight O'Clock Coffee enthusiasts to spread the word by "spotting the red bag".
  • Engage Your Customer With a Relevant Experience

    At any point in time a CPGs Marketing organization is running various kinds of consumer engagement programs. Sampling campaigns via print media, Facebook contests, Internet QR code raffles are all common today. The key is to listen to the consumers thoughts that are reflected in these interactions like digital fingerprints we leave behind.
  • Stuart Weitzman Taps Solution for Facebook Growth

    Luxury brand Stuart Weitzman, uses SocialFlow to execute its Facebook campaigns to shape its international retail strategy.
  • Top 5 Social Media Marketplace Trends

    The Internet, including social media, is increasingly at the heart of everything people do, changing the way consumers interact with one another and the commercial world around them. Expert social media analysts from Mintel announce the top five trends in online consumer marketplace behavior, including their impact on the current social media marketplace.
  • Munchkin Contest Markets Award-Winning Product

    After a nationwide Facebook search, the company selects winners to celebrate its award-winning Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail's odor controlling powers.
  • Household Brand Names vs. Social Media Stars

    In a time when your brand's social media fanbase seems to mean everything, an interesting new survey from Forrester supports the notion that trust, and not buzz, is the key to building a strong brand. A survey of of 4,500 consumers showed that household name CPG brands did, in fact, outrank upstart brands. Find out which brands came out on top.
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