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Consumer Analytics

  • MGM Resorts' Steve Schnur: Data without Action is Just Trivia

    Move beyond backward looking reporting and embrace forward-facing, activity-based analytics.
  • Four Ways to Move from Passive to Active with Big Data Analytics

    All those analytics look impressive, but are they doing any good? Learn to use your company's data, don't just stare at it.
  • Can You Listen?

    Today's shopper wants to be heard, but todays manufacturers have big mouths and little ears. They cannot hear. As a result, the shifts in the market are sensed too late.
  • Leapfrog Appoints Matt Kelley

    Digital marketing agency Leapfrog appoints Matt Kelley as Senior Vice President, Consumer Journey, a newly created position.
  • Creativity + Analytics: Bridging the Divide

    Digital technology has opened up a wide array of opportunities to better target advertising and promotions, but all too often there remains a divide that prevents CG companies from fully unlocking the potential of their significant investments in digital.
  • Unilever Leverages an Inspirational Vehicle

    Launched in November of 2013, Unilever Project Sunlight is a long-term initiative designed to bring Unilever's purpose to life and inspire Americans to take small actions that add up to a big difference. Through the use of the powerful nature of film, Unilever has been able to tackle social issues to help spread awareness of its many recent campaigns, including its latest called The Hunger Project.
  • Marketing is Engaging

    Learn how marketers can use new channels, including social and digital, to create efficiency in consumer engagement, stakeholder relationships and marketing spend.
  • Diamond Foods Drives Product Development with New Innovation Center

    Diamond Foods, Inc. has opened a new 7,000-square-foot innovation center adjacent to the Kettle Brand potato chip facility. The innovation center will drive new product offerings for Diamond's entire family of brands.
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