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  • Study: Men shopping for groceries more

    Seattle - Increasingly, men (who now compose 43% of primary shoppers) are shopping frequently for groceries and they now make just as many monthly grocery store visits as women. According to “Food Shopping in America 2014,” a study from MSLGroup and The Hartman Group, on average, U.S. grocery buyers shop three channels per week, including visits to grocery, specialty, mass merchandise, club, convenience, dollar and online stores.

  • Petco wants shoppers to keep Fido well-fed

    Petco is leveraging the power of its multichannel capabilities to educate its shoppers about pet nutrition.

    The retailer is launching an initiative focused on the importance of proper nutrition for pets.

  • ECRM: Retail circular advertising trends, January 2015

    ECRM compared retail circular advertising in January 2014 vs. January 2015 and noted trends occurring across top retail chains. Target boosted circular pages used in January 2015 by 18%. Get Fit, Choose Well Eat Well, and Baby circular themes were seen at Target Y/Y. Target added a “Halftime Spread” theme Wrap section in the pre-big game circular featuring PepsiCo products and private label snack foods.

  • Macy's wooing Latinas with Thalia line

    In an effort to boost its appeal to Latina fashionistas, Macy’s has launched a new collection designed by an international Hispanic superstar.

    The retailer’s new, exclusive Thalia Sodi collection includes apparel, shoes and jewelry and is available at 300 Macy's stores nationwide and on macys.com.

  • Wegmans getting wild -- with shrimp

    Wegmans is looking to bolster its reputation as one of the nation’s best food retailers with a promotion that will see the retail sell massive quantities of shrimp.

  • Retail Disruption: Selfridges to go gender-free in March and April

    New York -- In a new type of retail disruption, London’s must buzzed-about department store, Selfridges, plans to remove the men’s and women’s departments on the three floors of its Oxford Street flagship from mid- March to the end of April, replacing them with unisex or gender-neutral shops.  
     

  • GameStop ‘Evolving’ into omnichannel master?

    Customers who are fans of the wildly popular video game Evolve will love GameStop’s new promotions, both online and in-store.

    The video game retailer will be conducting consumer engagement quizzes in-store and online that allow fans to identify the best Evolve hunters or monsters based on their personal play style. Fans who share their results on social media will be eligible to win GameStop gift cards.

    Customers can pre-order Evolve and sign up for the promotions in-store or online.

  • Kohl's invests in kids and a 5K

    Kohl’s rolled out two omnichannel campaigns in January underscoring the company’s stated focus on giving back to the community.

    The company says it will award $400,000 in scholarships and prizes to more than 2,500 students who have made a positive impact on their communities. Nominations for kids ages 6 to 18 will be accepted until March 13 at kohlskids.com and in stores.

  • Kohl’s launches omnichannel partnership with The Color Run

    Menomonee Falls, Wis. – Kohl’s Department Stores will be the exclusive department store retail partner for The Color Run, a national paint race event series. Select Kohl’s stores will serve as the packet pick-up location in more than 100 cities across the county.

    Kohl’s will have a social presence at each race and will encourage participants to take and share celebratory photos with their friends and family across social accounts using #MakeYourMove.

  • Walmart gets exclusive Harlequin book deal

    Walmart shoppers who read Harlequin novels and who also have a fondness for bull riders are in for a treat.

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