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This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics):Facebook Engagement – Public Relationsh, Online, Social Media Barbie in Iran – Global Marketing, Cultural Differences, Product PositioningOver-Packaged – Green Marketing, Sustainability, Packaging, Product PositioningSuper Bowl Firsts - Advertising, CampaignsFacebook Engagement
The school year is pretty much over for most of us. This summer, I will be posting every three to four weeks, for those of us who are teaching summer school or who would like to keep up with current developments over the summer. Weekly news posts will resume in late August. If you have any suggestions for topics, please post a comment!
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):
Sentiment Analysis: Listening to Customers (includes a video) - Social media, Marketing research
The Global Private Label Report - Branding, Pricing
New Outlets for Books - Retailing
Taco Bell Employees Beef About Their Beef (includes a video) - Public relations, Persuasion
Ronald McDonald Doesn't Drink Lattes - Branding, Repositioning
Sentiment Analysis:…
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):
Tech and Generations - Marketing environment, Demographics, Segmentation
Social Media Skills and Marketers - Social media
In a Graying Population, Business Opportunity - Demographics, Marketing environment (video included)
An A/B Testing Example - AdvertisingGroupon Pulls Controversial Ads - Advertising, Public relations
Tech and Generations
This will be a quick post--or as quick as I can manage, at any rate. Like most of you, I've got lots of papers and exams waiting to be graded. 'Tis the season!
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):
We Hold These Tweets To Be Self-Evident - Social media, Just for fun
The TSA Marketing Campaign that Could Have Been - Public relations, Integrated marketing communications
Amazon Prime's Success Story - E-commerce, Customer loyalty
Black Friday is Mixed Green This Year - Retailing, E-commerce
Luxury Brands Online - E-commerce
We Hold These Tweets To Be Self-Evident …
Lost
in the euphoria of this month’s Chile
mine rescue -- indeed, the most unreported part of the entire story -- was the
unprecedented public relations risk that Chilean President Sebastian Pinera
took in exposing the ongoing, untested rescue to live, wall-to-wall, worldwide,
immediate TV coverage.
President
Pinera’s public relations strategy was not only breath-taking but counter to
any experienced public relations crisis wisdom.
A campaign executed by Diageo in support of their Captain
Morgan brand rum and themed around the 2004 and 2008 presidential elections is
an example of how the old and the new still fit together.
Today is National Talk Like a Pirate Day, so arrrrrgh, mateys, let's get to the news before Long John Silver sends me to Davey Jones's locker!
Dan Ariely, the author of Predictably Irrational (which makes a good supplemental book for an MBA Consumer Behavior class), posted an article called Plagiarism and essay mills on his blog this week, describing his experiences placing custom orders for psychology term papers from four essay mills. It's a short and…