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  • Picking paint is now a snap at Sherwin-Williams

    Sherwin-Williams is launching a new omnichannel tool designed to radically simplify how customers pick a paint color.

    ColorSnap is a comprehensive system with an in-store display that helps customers select colors -- in 60% less time than with the previous display, according to in-store testing conducted by Sherwin-Williams. ColorSnap will also be available for iPhone, iPad, Android and online, allowing customers to scan each take-home color chip for instant access to inspirational room scenes.

  • Sherwin-Williams launches colorful omnichannel program

    Cleveland – Sherwin-Williams is launching a colorful omnichannel program designed to ease the process of selecting paint colors. Called ColorSnap, it integrates online and offline tools and includes a new in-store display.

  • Study turns up surprising results about who likes to browse in-store

    Cambridge, Mass. – It’s not only middle-aged women that like to browse retail stores.

    Bucking demographic stereotypes that suggest men and millennials are more tech-oriented, it turns out both groups are more likely than other consumer groups to browse in-store.

    At least that’s according to a new study from Adroit Digital, “Marketing to Millennials,” which found that 57% of millennials do the majority of their retail browsing in-store, close to the 61% of consumers 35 and older who are in-store browsers.

  • Under Armour promotes training as lifestyle across consumer lives

    Baltimore - Under Armour is promoting the idea of training as a lifestyle across every touch-point of consumers’ lives.

    The vertical specialty fitness retailer’s Rule Yourself marketing campaign includes TV, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and a variety of lifestyle, digital and mobile outlets.

  • Autumn at Lands' End is all about omnichannel

    Lands’ End has announced a new omnichannel fall marketing campaign which includes a catalog strategy, complementary digital initiatives and an overall brand advertising campaign.

  • Sears, Target Get 'Smart'

    Retailers open spaces dedicated to the connected home

    Sears and Target have looked into the future (a future that some would say is already here) of residential living, and it’s “connected.” The two retailers have both opened spaces that showcase the concept of the connected home — a house where, put simply, appliances and accessories come with digital sensors that connect to the Internet and can be controlled from anywhere via a smartphone.

    These so-called “smart” devices span a range of categories, from washers and refrigerators to safety and

  • Walmart pledges $25M on Katrina anniversary

    As the 10th anniversary of Hurrican Katrina approaches, Walmart and the Walmart Foundation are making a commitment to disaster relief efforts.
  • Teens eschewing logos, looking for deals

    New York -- As if retailers didn’t have enough to worry about, teens are shopping more like their parents.

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