Shopping habits change, slowly but surely. If Thanksgiving was a day dedicated to family, food and football, now it is a day filled with all that plus an healthy dose of shopping, and a new survey among retailers shows that people will have enough shops open to enjoy it. Moreover, online sales during Thanksgiving could surpass those from Black Friday, Chad White, research director at Responsys predicts.
Well over a year after its official launch back in July 2011, Yahoo started the first campaign to promote its gossip site omg! The campaign includes several components and was created by Pitch, which also handled experiential and PR. The social and digital elements are handled by MediaVest, while for CBS will take on the outdoor campaign.
The in-store experience is very important for any customer and it’s the key to sales and, consequently, profit for retailers. Knowing when and how to employ the available digital technologies and adding a little bit of human touch is the key to success for retailers, a new study shows.
Cheribundi has chosen college and professional sports teams for its marketing campaign to promote its cherry juice. 60 such sports team will be offering their players tart cherry juice as a result of this partnership with Cheribundi.
What’s the point in seeing it’s a friend’s birthday or that they have a new job if you can’t send them a gift? That seems to be the train of thought that lead Facebook to roll out Facebook Gifts, integrated with birthday reminders. This new feature is available for the moment only for some US users, with no official information on whether it will be made available in other places in the future.
We make no bones about telling our readers about products we find well worth the trouble, or even ones to stay away from, for the matter. For a few weeks I have been testing Vocus' iContact services for an in depth review, and for a number of reasons. Today an infographic from iContact reveals just some of how come you and I should be interested in email marketing systems.
Nearly half of Internet users now post original images to the Web, and photos and videos become some sort of a “social currency” online, as a new report the Pew Internet and American Life Project shows.
A long tradition at Everything PR, the Top list returns today with a list you requested many times in emails and comments. The Top 50 iPhone Apps for PR Pros gives you easy access to some of the best tools in the industry to manage PR campaigns on-the-go. There are 5 categories, with 10 apps each. We will follow up to complete with 50 Android apps.