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Newspapers are the fastest-moving consumer goods industry of them all. David Tymm of i-movo explores what brand owners can learn from how they drive loyalty and turn customers into subscribers

Plucking Geese to get Golden Eggs

Newspapers are the fastest-moving consumer goods industry of them all. David Tymm of i-movo explores what brand owners can learn from how they drive loyalty and turn...

Partnerships based on advanced sports analytics can lower costs and open up creative sales promotions opportunities around major sporting events, says Martin Bailey of Opia

Analytics: linking to major sporting events no longer fantasy football

Partnerships based on advanced sports analytics can lower costs and open up creative sales promotions opportunities around major sporting events, says Martin Bailey of...

Agile start-ups are subverting the grocery aisles – older brands must learn their tricks to stay ahead of them, says Sam Bannister of Brass Agency

Heritage Brands: Staying Relevant Amongst the Cool New Challengers

Agile start-ups are subverting the grocery aisles – older brands must learn their tricks to stay ahead of them, says Sam Bannister of Brass Agency You only have to...

Digital sampling may sound like a contradiction – but there can be major advantages to injecting a digital element into the process of getting samples into people’s hands, says Dave Corlett of Ready

It’s sampling, Jim, but not as we know it

Digital sampling may sound like a contradiction – but there can be major advantages to injecting a digital element into the process of getting samples into people’s...

There is a growing trend for brands to create their own loyalty programmes, rather than sign up to coalition loyalty schemes, says Belinda Clark of RAPP UK

Have we seen the end of coalition loyalty programmes?

There is a growing trend for brands to create their own loyalty programmes, rather than sign up to coalition loyalty schemes, says Belinda Clark of RAPP UK When...

Promotions are complex processes, and to get them right you must impose rigorous control on all elements of the activity, says Neil Barnes of Enable Promotional Marketing

In promotional marketing, the devil is in the detail

Promotions are complex processes, and to get them right you must impose rigorous control on all elements of the activity, says Neil Barnes of Enable Promotional...

How do you get the maximum amount of impact from an incentive program, asks Dan Kelly of Corporate Rewards.

Getting the most from your incentive program

How do you get the maximum amount of impact from an incentive program, asks Dan Kelly of Corporate Rewards. Employee incentives are a great way to drive the performance...

Content marketing and promotional marketing can work together, argues Tim Tsung of Grey Shopper

‘Content is King’ – or is it?

Content marketing and promotional marketing can work together, argues Tim Tsung of Grey Shopper Traditional advertising begins by delivering features, benefits, and a...

New packaging technology is helping promotional marketers create even greater impact on the way people shop, says Chris Baldwin from Sodexo

Three key ways innovative packaging can boost a promotion

New packaging technology is helping promotional marketers create even greater impact on the way people shop, says Chris Baldwin from Sodexo. PROMOTIONAL FEATURE...

Technology is heralding a brave new world of creative partnership marketing, but we’re not just talking about Match.com for brands. A little human meddling still goes a long way, says Richard Barnes, MD of Promotions at Brand & Deliver

Can programmatic make the perfect partnership?

Technology is heralding a brave new world of creative partnership marketing, but we’re not just talking about Match.com for brands. A little human meddling still goes...