Don’t touch that Dial!
Why recap what’s perfectly stated? “…a new study shows that people who touch an item at a store are more likely to not only buy an item, but pay more for it.” For more details, check out this article.
Why recap what’s perfectly stated? “…a new study shows that people who touch an item at a store are more likely to not only buy an item, but pay more for it.” For more details, check out this article.
David Armano has done it again. Another great post, this time about Visual Thinking. Visual Thinking is one of the things I love most about the work I do. I help people think cinematically — combining story, image, theme …
A month ago I posted about the challenges that luxury brand marketers will face in this new economy. A new report from Karl Greenberg in Marketing Daily backs this up. The gist of the article: Brands will have to …
I’m digging David Armano’s sentiments regarding value. In a nutshell: “Keep creating unexpected value” This is a great marketing mantra for 2009.
Looks like the ghost of Christmas Present is just that, a ghost. MediaPost ran an interesting article about the most popular search keywords this holiday. Last year, the #1 search was “Christmas present,” with “Christmas shopping” coming in at #4. …