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  • Kraft Gives Oreo a Makeover

    To help launch the new cookie, the OREO Brand has enlisted the help of both OREO fans and Team DSRL, including Shaquille O'Neal, Eli Manning Venus Williams, Apolo Ohno and of course, Stufy, the DSRL mascot.

  • Integrated Sales and Marketing: It's Time for a True Demand Chain

    For a few years now, people have been talking about the Demand Chain in ambiguous terms.Consultants, software companies and the industry at large have mentioned many definitions, but none has focused on the most pressing matter that stronger integration of the Sales and Marketing departments is driving lower operating costs as well as a complete 360o view of the consumer and shopper.

  • Bare Escentuals Launches Global Platform

    The new global platform pays tribute to the millions of women that consider Bare Escentuals to be as much about peer-to-peer community as it is about beauty products.

  • Kellogg Enriches Customer Engagement Initiatives

    With a long history of innovation and some of the most trusted global brands, Kellogg has developed a vast consumer following. Now, new marketing solutions will help Kellogg establish even deeper relationships with consumers and engage them on a one-to-one basis across a variety of channels.

  • Shiseido Enters U.S E-Commerce Market

    The cosmetics giant executed the massive site overhaul in January 2011 as part of a concerted effort to further integrate digital and social into their marketing mix.

  • Specialized Creates Brand Enthusiasts

    Specialized Bicycles, a cycling company with 24 subsidiaries worldwide, was able to strike a balance between marketing and customer support to enhance responsiveness to social media mentions about its brand.

  • PepsiCo Responds to Spontaneous Consumer Chatter

    Australian radio comedy duo Hamish and Andy and Smith's Snackfood Company brought "The People's Chip" to life based on votes cast by 400,000 listeners. Consumers plowed through a two-week supply of chips in just a few days, leaving them hungry for more.

  • Roku Boosts Revenue with Referral Marketing Program

    With 25 percent of its customers buying a Roku player based on a referral from a friend, the company found a better way to leverage the influence of existing happy customers to grow its customer base.
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