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  • Fossil exec named new CMO at Vera Bradley

    Vera Bradley Inc. has hired an executive with the Fossil Group to be its new chief marketing officer.

    Vera Bradley announced that Theresa Palermo has been named CMO and will join the company on June 22. 

  • Macy's takes pride in supporting LBGT community

    As more retailers increase their sponsorship of gay pride events, Macy's is investing in LGBTQ Pride Month with an exclusive offering of in-store events, parades, commemorative advertising and promotions.

  • True Religion, New York City

    True Religion Apparel's first-ever global flagship is also the brand’s largest and most digitally-savvy space to date, starting with storefront windows that display a continuous stream of video content—and also showcase style statements from shoppers themselves. The 3,000-sq.-ft. store is located in downtown Manhattan.

    The interior pays homage to the vibrancy and edginess of New York City, starting with a dynamic entrance mural designed and painted by local street artist RAE.

  • Exclusive: Forever 21 turns Instagram into shopping tool

    Los Angeles - Forever 21 Inc.’s social strategy has always been to mix compelling and creative branding with the ability to directly purchase items. Working with Philadelphia-based visual social media marketing company Curalate, the fast-fashion retailer has taken that strategy to new heights by allowing customers to buy goods from its Instagram page.

    “Curalate helped us turn what was a purely branding tool into a revenue driver,” said Mario Moreno, global social media manager marketing, Forever 21, Los Angeles.

  • Krogers supports USO with new campaign

    The Kroger Co. is teaming up with the USO on a new customer engagement campaign to raise money for military veterans and their families.

    Customers and associates of Kroger Co. stores (including Ralph's, Food 4 Less and other divisions) will be able to show their support through July 21 by donating their spare change in specially-marked coin boxes at the check stands in all Ralphs supermarkets. One-hundred percent of all donations will go to the USO. But new this year is a digital marketing element in which veterans tell their stories on honoringourheroes.com.

  • Sports Authority debuts Champion athleisure wear

    With the athleisure trend still generating big sales, Sports Authority has teamed up with Hanesbrands' Champion Athleticwear to launch Champion GEAR.

    The new collection, available exclusively at Sports Authority locations nationwide and sportsauthority.com, is a premium line of performance and lifestyle apparel features seamless construction and quick-drying Champion Vapor Technology for comfortable, distraction-free workouts.

  • Petco and Padres score with dog promotion

    Baseball fans and pet owners will have an opportunity to take their best friend with them to the ballpark later this summer when Petco holds its 11 annual “Dog Days of Summer” event and pregame “tail” gate party.

    Petco hosts the event at Petco Park on Wednesday, July 1 for the 12:40 p.m. home game between the San Diego Padres and the Seattle Mariners. After hosting the event for 11 years, Petco has the logistics and unique operational considerations associated with bringing 500 dogs into a Major League Baseball stadium down pat.

  • Fresh marketing for the Fresh Market

    After reporting disappointing financial results for the first quarter, the Fresh Market can use all the help it can get in communicating its value proposition to shoppers.

    So it may not come as a surprise that the grocery chain has selected a new advertising agency to drive growth going forward. The Fresh Market announced that its new agency, Zimmerman, will conduct strategic planning, creative services, brand activation, media planning & buying (traditional and digital), internal campaign development and social media activation for the company.

  • Macy's to toast the 4th with a bigger bang

    One of Macy’s most glittering promotional events will be back this Fourth of July, and it will be bigger and bolder than ever.

    Macy’s and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced this week that Macy’s will once again sponsor the nation’s largest Independence Day pyrotechnic display. This year Macy's is expanding the event to two locations. The show will begin at approximately 9:20 p.m. and dazzle the shorelines of Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn.

  • Domino’s Pizza now taking orders via tweet — with pizza emoji

    Ann Arbor, Mich. -- Domino's Pizza is debuting a new ordering option that combines two new-to-the-world innovations — ordering via tweet and ordering via emoji, specifically the pizza emoji. The ordering platforms launched on Wednesday throughout the United States.

    Domino's is the first brand to use an emoji on Twitter to place and complete an order.

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