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Retailer Campaigns

  • Canadian market launches 'scratch-n-dent' produce line

    Canada’s leading grocer has developed a novel idea that its supermarket competitors in the U.S. may want to think about using.

    Loblaw has introduced Naturally Imperfect-labeled produce. The company describes the new line as the smaller, misshapen produce that still tastes great and is good for you. The produce will now be available at stores in Ontario and Quebec.

  • Survey: Most shoppers look for grocery coupons

    Chicago – A majority (82%) of shoppers look for coupons before grocery shopping, according to the Market Track 2015 Shopper Insight Survey. And 61% of grocery shoppers look for both print and digital coupons.

    In contrast, only 33% look for print coupons. Other findings include that nearly 80% of shoppers will switch where they shop if prices are lower elsewhere, and 75% will switch the brand they buy if a different brand is on sale.

  • Old Navy promotes spring fashions to Millennials via Tumblr, Yahoo

    New York -- Old Navy is promoting its spring fashions with a new marketing campaign running across Tumblr and Yahoo.  Designed to engage Millennial women, the campaign will use Old Navy’s Tumblr page as the content hub and combine native, video and display advertising across Yahoo properties and its extended network.

  • Lowe's raises walls with a six-time NASCAR winner

    The decade-old team effort between Lowe's and Habitat for Humanity was on display again this month in Las Vegas, but this time, a six-time NASCAR Sprint Cup champion joined the team as well.

    Jimmie Johnson worked together with Lowe’s employee volunteers and other volunteers from Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas to raise the walls of a new home at Las Vegas Motor Speedway during the Kobalt 400 race weekend.

  • Saks Fifth Avenue selling Disney dream

    Saks and nine top fashion footwear designers offered their stunning interpretations of Cinderella’s slipper to generate in-store excitement at Saks’ flagship store.

  • Old Navy targets Millennials on Yahoo, Tumblr

    Old Navy is turning to Yahoo and Tumblr with a new digital campaign directed at Millennials.

    The campaign will highlight Old Navy’s newest apparel this spring, and feature tips from the brand’s style ambassadors, Emily Current and Meritt Elliott.

  • UPS puts problem solving skills to the test

    UPS still loves logistics, but a new marketing campaign from the company puts a finer point on the range of problem-solving abilities alluded to when UPS first asked, “What can Brown do for you?”

    United Problem Solvers, the new brand positioning from UPS, is designed to communicate the company’s unique capabilities to solve problems for all customers, ranging from small businesses to the largest global enterprises.

  • Newk’s Eatery enters San Antonio, plans 30 new stores

    Jackson, Miss. – Newk’s Eatery is entering the San Antonio, Texas area as part of a broader expansion plan that includes 30 new franchise and corporate stores in 2015. The fast-casual dining chain has signed a franchise agreement with Stephen Kuehler, who will lead the chain's expansion into the San Antonio area.

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