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  • Inside the Omnichannel Shoppers Head

    A new study exploring how todays consumers have dramatically changed the way they interact with brands found that 100 percent of consumer brand manufacturers plan to increase their mobile marketing spend with 44 percent predicting increases of more than 10 percent.
  • Smucker Invites Dunkin' Fans to Mug Up

    The J.M. Smucker Company, makers of Dunkin' Donuts packaged coffee, is excited to announce the return of its "Mug Up" promotion.
  • Mondelez Partnership Mobilizes Global Brands

    Mondelez International and Google are working with Hipcricket to design and build a series of consumer-focused, mobile optimized web sites for multiple Mondelez brands.
  • Hershey Launches First New Brand in 30 Years

    The introduction of the Lancaster brand marks a significant milestone for The Hershey Company, and is inspired by Milton Hershey's original confection company, The Lancaster Caramel Company.
  • Mars Chocolate Introduces Fall Lineup

    Mars Chocolate North America makes Halloween easy with an assortment of new sweet treats.
  • Del Monte Updates Iconic Brands

    The creative reinforces Del Monte's positioning strategy while still addressing unique category dynamics around product segmentation and shopping behavior.
  • Lessons in Brand Advocacy and Social Growth from T-Mobile

    With consumers switching brands more often than ever before, the rules of customer engagement have changed for marketing, sales and customer service across all industries. As a consequence, driving brand advocacy has become the No. 1 priority. T-Mobile gets it. Using a three-step approach, the company touts 4.9 million social fans and the fastest response time across all industries on Facebook, 55 minutes to be exact.
  • Energizer Personal Care Inks Trade Promotion Analytics Deal

    TABS Group will provide a suite of services to help Energizer measure and optimize its promotional spending through the trade.
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