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23 Apr 2013 | by Gemma Charles
Marketers must stop thinking about women in terms of "blunt" demographics and start defining them by their goals.
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16 Jan 2013 | by Richard Armstrong, Partner, Kameleon
Marketing's unique weekly analysis of advertisement recall in association with TNS.
Diverse, ageing and losing faith: dissecting the British consumer in 2013
11 Jan 2013 | by Andy Nairn, consultant and former chief strategy officer at Dare
We examine the biggest trends from the latest census data and how the insight they provide will influence the country's marketers in 2013 and beyond.
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Industry view: What can be learnt from Comet's downfall?
02 Nov 2012 | by Matthew Chapman
What are the survival prospects for high-street consumer electronics retailers as Comet prepares to join a long line of retail casualties, and what lessons can be learnt from its troubles?
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30 Oct 2012 | by Jane Bainbridge
The recession hit the sector hard, and its expenditure-limiting effects still linger
John Lewis credits Olympics sponsorship for sales lift
13 Sep 2012 | by John Reynolds
John Lewis has flagged up its sponsorship of the London 2012 Games and its "Never knowingly unsold" marketing pledge as key factors in helping drive up half-yearly profits.
Olympic action 'distracted people from online shopping'
04 Sep 2012 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
Online sales had their worst month in four years of records in August as the Olympic Games distracted people from shopping, according to the British Retail Consortium.
May sunshine gives 3.4% boost to retail sales
07 Jun 2012 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
Retail sales climbed 3.4% in May, as sunshine boosted sales of food and drink, clothing and footwear, although big-ticket items continued to languish.
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