Business Marketing 1995 - Abstracts

Business Marketing 1995
TitleSubjectAuthors
Agencies: client market data deemed cardinal. (advertising agencies)(Technology Agency Media & Marketing Survey)BusinessLauren Drinkard
Agency alliance aids Ciba-Geigy. (strategic alliance between Allcomm Business Communications and Advico Young and Rubicam)Business 
Aircraft alliance ready for takeoff. (British Aerospace PLC; Avions de Transport Regional)BusinessMichelle McCarter
Anixter's poignant, friendly message should skip the italic. (Anixter Inc. 's print advertisement)Business 
Arcade smells sales growth in its Scent Seal acquisition. (Arcade Inc.; Scent Seal Inc.)BusinessPat Sloan
Bills aimed at rights protection.BusinessWade Wallace
Bold overwhelms Flygt pumps. (evaluation of Flygt pumps ad)Business 
Bombing aftermath. (Oklahoma City bombing)BusinessAndrea Sachs
Bombing stuns ad industry. (mailed bombed to ad executive Thomas J. Mosser) (Obituary)BusinessGary Levin
B-to-b tests interactive media: on-line projects tackle marketing tasks. (business-to-business)(includes related article)(Advertising Supplement: Business to Business Direct Marketing)Business 
Business channel battle brews. (European business news channels)BusinessLaurel Wentz
Business-to-business 43% of agency billings. (business-to-business marketing)BusinessMaria R. Maslanka
Change the terms, change the terrain: ideas and words that signal new advances in business-to-business marketing.(Advertising Supplement: Business to Business Direct Marketing)BusinessWilliam F. Doescher
Chipmaker carves out a niche: Evergreen Technologies upgrades old generation PCs.BusinessJames C. Lawson
Color and smell: don't overlook them in booth design.(The Competitive Edge: The Growing Importance of Trade Shows)BusinessE. Jane Lorimer
COMDEX sale lifts marketers: improved service expected.BusinessJan Jaben
Communicating the whole story. (DSC Communications Corp. advertises in Telephony magazine)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
Computer magazines seen as brand builders.(Technology Agency Media & Marketing Survey)BusinessRichard K. Skews
Cowell's U.S. Robotics goal: $5 billion in sales by 2000.BusinessAdam Lashinsky
Crown, Carnaud merger would be a jewel of a deal. (Crown Cork and Seal Company Inc.; CarnaudMetalbox)BusinessBruce Crumley, Joe Mullich
Customer focus reaps strategic advantage: can it redefine selling?BusinessMark Kasperowicz
Department a powerful ally. (Department of Commerce)(Editorial)Business 
Direct marketing boosts b-to-b selling. (business-to-business)(Advertising Supplement: Business to Business Direct Marketing)BusinessJonah Gitlitz
Dramatic digital interactive rise powers media: Veronis projects customer service, information, ads will fuel 20% annual spirit.BusinessDebra Aho Williamson, Joe Mandese
Emhart office on wheels steers sales. (Emhart Fastening Teknologies)BusinessRalph Kisiel
Fine tuning lead management. (THK America advertises in Product Design and Development publication)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
Firm fits businesses to online. (SpaceWorks Inc.)BusinessMarjorie Costello
Four tips for getting the right creative fit.(Advertising Supplement: Business to Business Direct Marketing)BusinessCarla Baratta
GE hires team to master cards. (GE Capital Retailer Financial Services)BusinessJan Jaben
Getting its just desserts. (Chocolates a la Carte advertises in Chef magazine)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
Grey's MediaCom links 71 nations; operation already at work on global telephone campaign. (Grey Advertising)BusinessMark Gleason
GTE Airfone touts office in the sky. (GTE Airfone Inc.'s Airborne Office)Business 
How to keep customers happy while shrinking costs. (Special Report: Shaping Tomorrow's Technology Marketplace)BusinessLaura Loro
How to survive in maturing market: relationships with key partners, customers keep products fresh.BusinessPhil Carpenter
Intel readies fresh volley into retail. (Intel Corp.)BusinessRichard M. Sherwin
Is Olympic sponsor pie sliced too thin? (includes related article)BusinessJeff Jensen
It's a wild, wild wireless world: some foresee all-in-one PC. (personal communications systems)BusinessTammy Parker
Little change seen in ad campaign duration, targets.(Technology Agency Media & Marketing Survey)BusinessAndrew Wallenstein
Local phone battle mobilizes in N.Y.: MCI Metro sets sights on business user.BusinessKate Fitzgerald
Louis Allis revs up marketing.BusinessHency Bunner
Loving your customers is best way to build share. (market share)BusinessJim Ficco
Loyalty, relationships boost travel. (incentive travel programs)BusinessChristina Lovio-George
Magazine fills void in Japanese market. (Computing Japan magazine)BusinessIvy Silverman
Making potent ally of high tech threat. (CD-ROM-based marketing) (Strategic Edge) (Column)BusinessB.G. Yoyovich
Maritz goes on the charge. (Maritz Corp.'s Exclusively Yours MasterCard)BusinessKim Resch
Market research, visits critical in establishing a global brand.Business 
Market takes note of Dell's new line. (Dell Computer Corp. advertises in International Data Group publications)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
MCI rings up Murdoch. (MCI Communications Corp.; media magnate Rupert Murdoch)BusinessScott Donaton
Microsoft promotion basic, not punishable. (Microsoft Corp.)BusinessRance Crain
Mining a motherlode of information. (Samsung Construction Equipment advertises in Construction Equipment magazine)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
No more interruptions. (Hewlett-Packard advertises new product in the business press)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
Not all emotional appeals are equal. (Crain's Corner) (Column)BusinessRance Crain
Olivetti tees off multimedia swing. (Ing. C. Olivetti e Compagnia S.p.A.)BusinessMichelle McCarter
Only mPOWER copy plays straight man. (evaluation of Multimedia Design Corp. ad)Business 
'PC World,' 'Forbes' roll electronic commerce section. (Special Report: Shaping Tomorrow's Technology Marketplace)BusinessMaria R. Maslanka
Pitching consumers through the business press. (Tanqueray Distilled English Gin advertises in The Hollywood Reporter)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
Pocket organizers march beyond core business uses.BusinessBradley Johnson, Ira Teinowitz
Reconversion, expansion absorbed industry ... as WWII concluded 50 years ago.Business 
Reynolds hits homer with appealing computer pitch. (evaluation of Reynolds and REynolds ad)Business 
Siemen's interactive broadband ad invites a cyberspace plunge. (Siemens Stromberg-Carlson)Business 
Slicing and dicing the circulation: American Machinist matches its readers to Cincinnati Milacron's distributors.(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
Software publishers embark on piracy fighting campaign: focus is on Europe, Asia. (Special Report: Shaping Tomorrow's Technology Marketplace)BusinessDavid Butler, Elisabeth Malkin, Todd Pruzan, Deborah Klosky, Dagmar Mussey, Jack Russell, Douglass Stinson, Chris Wellisz
Special report: top 10 business marketers.BusinessJoe Mullich, Pack Bryan, James G. Kimball, Kim Cleland
Study sales force automation; it holds a new frontier of possibilities when linked with database marketing.(Advertising Supplement: Business to Business Direct Marketing)BusinessJohn M. Coe
Study sales process before automating.BusinessJohn A. Grant
Taking the cyber plunge: White House sets good example. (White House's online programs) (Special Report: Shaping Tomorrow's Technology Marketplace)BusinessLorien Golaski
Telemarketing boosts sales effectiveness; telephone strategies gaining new importance.(Advertising Supplement: Business to Business Direct Marketing)BusinessKathy Haley
The challenge of multi-channel selling: direct response programs help build successful plans.(Advertising Supplement: Business to Business Direct Marketing)BusinessVictor L. Hunter
The 'face-to-face' edge.(The Competitive Edge: The Growing Importance of Trade Shows)BusinessAlan Konopacki
Third time's the charm. (Sotcher Measurement Inc. advertises in Appliance magazine)(American Business Press: Marketing Success through the Business Press)Business 
Tips for internal and external trade show visitors.(The Competitive Edge: The Growing Importance of Trade Shows)BusinessSusan Friedman
'Tire kickers' need not bother stopping! Some advice on discouraging casual visitors to your booth.(The Competitive Edge: The Growing Importance of Trade Shows)BusinessEdward A. Chapman Jr.
Trade shows: helping to drive the bottom line.(The Competitive Edge: The Growing Importance of Trade Shows)BusinessPeter J. Mangelli
Training, closing sales the CD-ROM way. (Special Report: Shaping Tomorrow's Technology Marketplace)BusinessMelanie Rigney, Alan Salomon
Tridex finds profits in partnerships. (Tridex Corp.)BusinessJames C. Lawson
Turf wars obstruct true IMC. (integrated marketing communications) (Editorial)Business 
Turning show leads into sales.(The Competitive Edge: The Growing Importance of Trade Shows)BusinessBarbara Garro
U.S. railroads at a junction: intermodal marketing control at issue.BusinessF.K. Plous
Utilities switch on marketing. (electric utilities)BusinessAndrew Wallenstein
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