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Harmonizing Digital and Traditional Channels: Navigating Brand Management Challenges in the CPG Industry

Wiser

In the dynamic world of Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG), brand management is a critical function that navigates complex landscapes to connect products with consumers. Digital media offers advantages TV cannot, particularly in its ability to link brand awareness directly to sales through online platforms.

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Online Survey Platforms Improve Advertising Testing Through Better ‘Listening’

Retail TouchPoints

Product and brand managers can, for instance, complete a study exploring how changes in a product’s price impacts sales. They can quantify and track the value of their brand through a better understanding of the consumer trade-offs between products competing in the marketplace.

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Magners kicks off six-figure advertising campaign

Talking Retail

Magners Irish Cider is kicking off its first advertising campaign in four years. Godelieve Crawford, Magners senior brand manager, said: “Summer is always an exciting season for cider and it is the perfect time to bring ‘When Time Bears. This story continues at Magners kicks off six-figure advertising campaign.

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Brand Management Strategy and Why it is So Important?

CJ Retail Solutions

Brand management strategy is crucial for any brand in order to maximise business objectives such as brand recognition, revenue and long-term goals. Brand management in retail environments means providing a high level of customer service whilst ensuring great standards and compliance levels.

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Amazon launches first byAmazon advertising campaign promoting own-brand grocery range

A1 Retail

Robert Billington’s bright and bold food photography showcases the range of great quality, delicious food and meals available byAmazon. Media planning and buying is by Rufus.

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Can You Price Below MAP Prices?

Wiser

A minimum advertised price (MAP) policy is a mutually agreed upon set of guidelines from the manufacturer for the retailer that details what prices their products are allowed to be displayed at. This is because a properly written MAP policy only recommends the advertised price of a product, rather than the final sale price.

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Cofresh launches lunchbox-friendly crisps

Talking Retail

The launch will be supported by PR, advertising and social media campaigns, as well as in-store promotional activity. Cofresh brand manager Jon. The packs contain 5x20g bags of Cofresh Grills in Sweet Chilli, Peri Peri and Chilli Cheese flavours, retailing at 70p. Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail.