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The best brands of 2010: choose your winner

As expected, The Marketing Society Brand of the Year 2010 award in association with Marketing and ITV is being hotly contested. The marked achievements of those brands in the running are outlined below.

Brand Health Check: American Apparel

Media focus on the US clothing company has not translated into higher sales.

Reality's new dimension

Technology is enhancing the customer experience like never before.

Marks & Spencer describes its journey from corporate social responsibility to sustainability

LONDON - Marks & Spencer's Mike Barry and Lucy Calver discuss some of the important lessons the retailer has learned since it moved away from a CSR approach and started implementing its 'Plan A' strategy in 2006.

Flashback? Retailers likely to resort to flash sales again in the run-up to Christmas

LONDON - Last week Marks & Spencer kicked off its mid-season sales as did House of Fraser with an 'up to '50% sale' and Debenhams undercutting its rivals with an 'up to 70%' sale.

Next bucks high-street trend

Fashion retailer takes the New York subway to help close the gap on arch clothing rival Debenhams

Asda explains its bold attempt to involve customers in decision-making

LONDON - Empowering the consumer has become the fashionable strategy of 2009. In the past two weeks alone, Vodafone has unveiled its fresh 'Power to you' brand positioning and Yahoo! has launched an ad campaign with the tagline 'It's you'.

New game plan: JJB attempts to shift itself upmarket

LONDON - JJB, the beleaguered sports retailer, last week announced it was repositioning in an attempt to turn its fortunes around.

Tesco attempts a walk on the fashion runway

LONDON - Will the retailer's repositioning of its clothing offer pay off?

The Marmite effect: it's better to be a polarising brand that people love or hate than to be ignored

LONDON - Many British brands can polarise public opinion, provoking implacable loathing in some, and deeply felt affection in others. However, as exclusive research from FreshMinds reveals, it is the brands that elicit indifference from consumers that should be most concerned.

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