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Supermarket advertising with POP marketing

Tokinomo

When you walk into the supermarket, what makes you choose a bottle of pasta sauce over another one? It's not just the priceā€”it's the marketing. Marketing is how brands convince us that their pasta sauce tastes better, or that their cereal is healthier than all the others. Or a box of cereal over another brand?

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To Email or Not to Email: The Pros and Cons of Retail Marketing Approaches

Retail TouchPoints

With so many unique approaches to connectivity, retailers often struggle with effectively reaching their customers. Yet despite the complexities, an effective personalized approach to marketing is critical to success. According to The Small Business Blog , emails are an effective marketing channel because most U.S.

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Itching to Twitch: Inside the world of live-streaming

Inside Retail

Brad Manuel is co-founder and CEO of Livewire Group, a company that specialises in marketing within the gaming ecosystem. He believes retail marketers have overlooked gaming due to its digital nature and confusion about how a digital property can drive people into stores. So, how does it work? ” Thriving categories.

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Shopper Marketing ā€“ think of it as a diversion

Shopper Intelligence

Shopper Marketing ā€“ think of it as a diversion. If shopper marketing is to deliver a return on investment it has to change the process that would otherwise be taking place ā€“ the default. Marketing that just supports existing behaviour may have a role to maintain our sales, but is unlikely to pay back expensive activations.

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Is Price Matching the Right Strategy for You?

Wiser

Price matching is when a retailer lowers a product’s price to match another competitor in the same market. This way, the retailer is more likely to make a sale right then and there. Most retailers have rules for when and how they will price match. Thatā€™s why price matching works for some retailers and not all.

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Supplier Diversity: A Look Around the Globe

Rangeme

Many diverse suppliers now seek new sales opportunities, especially as global e-commerce and digital advertising make it easier for them to sell anywhere. Letā€™s see what diversity looks like in international markets, including how market gaps give diverse suppliers new ways to satisfy underserved consumers and improve their top line.

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Category Managers. The kind of people the world needs more of.

Shopper Intelligence

The supermarket shelf. Retailer vs Supplier. First, I could be talking here about where the world of the retailer and the supplier collide. The Retailer cares about winning market share through shopper footfall and basket spend ā€“ i.e. winning the total basket (see here some of the metrics that measure traffic driving ).