News
Bavaria creates a marketing conflict at World Cup with orange dresses
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- 18 June 2010
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At WorldCup 2010 in South Africa, Bavaria - a Dutch brewer - creates a marketing conflict during a match opposing the Netherlands and Denmark with women dressed in sexy orange dresses. The action, considered as ambush marketing, irritated FIFA and Budweiser, the official sponser and directe competitor of Bavaria. In the mean time, the orange dresses are "hot" to have and Bavaria has won its publicity stunt.
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Studies
Entrepreneurship vs. employment: a genuine difference
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- 24 March 2006
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Quitting an employer to become your own is just like getting on a boat thinking about the final destination, but not realizing the essence is in the actual journey, and the destination is never final… In this ImFusio article, the founders wil take you with them on their journey and show you their challenges towards entrepreneurship.
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Interviews
Promotional products: ambassadors in your customers’ environment
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- 15 September 2005
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In this interview, Stéphane Jousset from Pamina, explains to Marketing Planet readers how to make best use of promotional products: turn them into ambassadors of your company.
Reviews
Sales and Marketing - organisational conflicts
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- 4 November 2008
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Sales versus marketing conflicts are not rare. However, we tend to take them for granted or see them as normal. But they damage the company in the end. If we take time to accept them though, we may find solutions and increase business results.
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Surveys
Buzz or true ... women prefer iPhone-men?
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- 4 May 2010
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The hype around Apple and the «i-Products» is for none probably any longer a surprise. At the same time, marketing studies are not new to many neither. But what may happen when you try original marketing studies on an iPhone? Well … apparently you get to understand why women seem more attracted to men with an iPhone and a lot of buzz.
