Show Media provides its brand partners with unique transportation-based campaigns. Here’s the company’s CEO, Laurence Hallier, explaining how his company stays successful, despite shrinking ad budgets in a poor economy.
Sales In The Tank? Drive Purchase Intent With TV
According to Marketing Daily, Coldwater Creek’s sales are hurting and the company is turning to TV advertising for the first time ever to dig itself out of a hole. The Sandpoint, Idaho-based retail chain and direct mailer hired DeVito/Verdi in New York, to create the new seven-spot campaign. The spot above throws me a bit. [...]
Trouble Ahead, The Economy In Red
Ad Age is feeling awfully bullish. The trade magazine published an article yesterday–the same day that Standard & Poors downgraded the nation’s debt rating to AA–with this headline: Why Marketers Shouldn’t Worry About Wall Street’s Late-Week Panic Attack. “In the months ahead, financial markets likely will be volatile, consumer confidence will remain under pressure and [...]
Despite A Rough And Tumble Economy, New Enterprises Continue To Be Born

Have you heard of The OutCast Agency, a PR firm in San Francisco? No? Then you’re not with a start-up technology concern from The Valley. According to The Wall Street Journal, each month OutCast sees 50 to 75 companies seeking its services, up 50% from last year. “We can’t take on 98% of the business [...]
CMOs Need Bigger Budgets, More Talent And Better Leadership

What are Chief Marketing Officers thinking? It’s a question agency personnel need an answer to, and The CMO Council, a global affinity network of 6,000 chief marketers controlling more than $200 billion in annual spend, has answers. CMO Council’s 2011 State of Marketing Report, released today, offers a broad range of insights and views specific [...]



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