Business Marketing 1998 - Abstracts

Business Marketing 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
3 steps to getting the most for your trade show dollar. (includes related article on choosing the right show)(Column)BusinessLes Boyle
AMP building on overseas base. (AMP Inc)(includes related article on ways of creating international World Wide Web site)BusinessLaurie Berger
Ask down-to-earth questions before adding Web geegaws. (communication strategies in the Internet World Wide Web)BusinessGordon Hochhalter
At Henderson, 2 new executives are better than 1. (Henderson Advertising Inc)BusinessBrian Johnson
BETTING ON POWER OF MARKETING: COMPANY SWAPS ITS SERVICES FOR STAKE IN SOFTWARE START-UPS.(m2 Software Equity of Pasadena, California)BusinessLAURA LORO
Beyond the basics: 6 ways to make networking mean more than just doing lunch.BusinessBarbara Pachter
Biz books step up ad battle with trade mags. (mainstream business books; trade magazines)BusinessAnne Marie Kerwin
Brave new world: sales force automation is changing the way companies reach and keep their customers.BusinessKristi Nelson
Building brand loyalty: marketers use both travel and merchandise to hold customers.(Premiums & Incentives)Business 
'Business 2.0' for the non-technical. (Imagine Media's new business and technology periodical)Business 
Business documents should work for you.BusinessKim A. Herren
Business-to-business top agencies: TMP comes out on top again. (TMP Worldwide)BusinessJulie Cantwell
'Calculated strategy' stands out in staid IT world. (new ad of CrossWorlds Software)BusinessEdmund O. Lawler
Canon joins the acquisition boom. (magazine publisher Canon Communications Inc.)BusinessJohn W. Ellis IV
CMP tests plan to send one sales rep per client to sell all publications. (CMP Media Inc.)BusinessAnn Marie Kerwin
Common language key to cross-unit cooperation.BusinessScott Taylor
COMPUTERWORLD TAKES BIG STEPS TO EMERGE AMID INDUSTRY SLUMP.BusinessDANA BLANKENHORN
Determine what's quantifiable: association finds out if IT service marketers reach benchmarks. (Information Technology Services Marketing Association)BusinessKaren E. Nussell
Digital turns to database for answers; new marketing plan puts premium on information flow, control.(Digital Equipment Corp.)BusinessNoah Shachtman
Direct marketing making inevitable transformation to Internet.(Column)BusinessBarry Silverstein
Eaton sets 1st international campaign; Business Branding Network helps create integrated effort. (Eaton Corp)(includes related article on usual problems encountered by businesses in expanding overseas)BusinessJay M. Winchester
eGenie site leads way in personalization.BusinessJoe Dysart
Embed brand in product ads to hit both marks.BusinessDave Quincy
European privacy restrictions pose threat to U.S.-based marketers.(Column)BusinessSally Davis
Exhibition audits can lead to measurable marketing results.(Column)BusinessLanay Kitzing
First time's the charm for Imedia to win $2.5 million account.BusinessJulie Cantwell
Globalization presents new opportunities for business-to-business marketers.(Editorial)(Column)Business 
Going global: e-commerce faces hurdles in Europe. (includes related article on Internet industry in Asia-Pacific Rim)BusinessLaurie Berger
Hewlett-Packard champions sports sponsorships.BusinessKate Fitzgerald
How IBM made its branding campaign pay off.(Column)BusinessRuth Stevens
How thematic graphic branding achieves show success.(Column)BusinessSteve Reagan
How to choose conference sites.BusinessKaralynn Ott
How to decide format for posting catalogs. (publishing of catalogs on the World Wide Web)(Column)BusinessMichael Cohen
How to decide if you need a new campaign or a brand overhaul.(Column)BusinessThomas Dooley
How to make search engines work for your site.(Column)BusinessEric Waed
How to make your database generate the most revenue.(Column)BusinessPeter Candito
How to succeed with a focus group. (includes tips on conducting successful focus groups)BusinessJack Edmonston
Identity crisis: the face of trade press publishing changes as companies seek new revenue sources.(Special Report)BusinessJeffery D. Zbar
If you want info, get touchy-feely. (analyzing the information generated from customer queries)(Column)BusinessJames A. Nowakowski
Incentive industry needs to prove its worth.(Premiums & Incentives)BusinessChristina Lovio-George
Listen up! New SFA tools can help. (sales force automation software)BusinessThomas McNamee
Loyal shoppers can score by using in-store kiosks.(Premiums & Incentives)Business 
Make your b-to-b advertising succeed by following 7 rules. (business-to-business advertising)(Column)BusinessTom Sullivan
Managing a multifaceted motivational campaign. (use of incentives in marketing)(includes related article on marketing campaign for Oldsmobile's Intrigue car)(Premiums & Incentives)Business 
Marketers prepare for switch from SIC codes.(Standard Industrial Classification codes to be phased out)BusinessJay Winchester
Marketers see need to create developer pool: but with multiple Web shops comes new management tests.BusinessMatt Carmicheal
Marketers try banners to capture b-to-b target. (business-to-business)BusinessKim M. Bayne
Marketing meets automation to increase sales; enterprise marketing automation integrates efforts regardless of the channel used.BusinessKristi Nelson
'Maximizing performance through people.' (changes at 1998 Motivation Show)(Premiums & Incentives)Business 
Measure customer loyalty for complete picture of ROI. (return on investment)(Column)BusinessVictor L. Hunter
Media study finds more bias in news reports on companies.BusinessKaralynn Ott
Narrowline, NetRatings partner.BusinessKaren E. Nussel
Net marketing 200 best b-to-b web sites. (business-to-business electronic commerce)Business 
New CommonHealth CEO eyes global scene; Bashe aims to continue client-centered way of business in Europe. (CommonHealth Worldwide CEO Gil Bashe)BusinessAngel D. Musker
New marketing execs should continue teaching while learning.(Column)BusinessEd Tazzia
NEW SERVICE SPARKS SHIPPING RIVALRY U.S. POSTAL SERVICE TO ROLL OUT PARCEL SELECT, CHALLENGING UPS.BusinessSEAN CALLAHAN
Online program eases training woes.BusinessJohn W. Ellis IV
Opportunities emerging for vertical portal sites.BusinessKim M. Bayne
Penton joins growing list of business press publishers going public. (Penton Media)BusinessKaren E. Nussel
Perfecting the marketing-sales balancing act.BusinessKevin J. Clancy
Powerful marketing starts with model; today's software lets even non-techies drum up sophisticated plans.BusinessGary L. Lilien, Arvind Rangaswamy
Premiums prime the market.(Premiums & Incentives)BusinessKate Bertrand
PR holds key to communicating value in b-to-b marketing. (public relations; business-to-business)(Column)BusinessMark Shadle
PR laggards, learn fron your field's pros. (press relation people)(Column)BusinessJon Titus
Put your livelihood on the line for customers.BusinessTucker Greco
Quick-change artist in at Compaq. (W. David Vining, director of advertising and marketing for Compaq Computer Corp's North American operations)BusinessSusan R. Bleznick
Reaching the minority markets. (use of premiums and incentives in marketing)(Premiums & Incentives)BusinessCurt Schleier
Reaching the 'other 80%' with incentives. (motivation of non-sales personnel)(Premiums & Incentives)BusinessAnn d'Eon
Show producer uses Russian base as new-market springboard. (International Trade & Exhibitions Group Ltd)BusinessGordon Feller
Siemens' global shift: changes in markets, customers spurred new corporate brand strategy. (Siemens AG)BusinessJeffery D. Zbar
Skills only people provide still make a major difference.BusinessCharmaine Kosek
Snag the eye to bag a new customer; simple, clear graphics and messages are key to successful booths.BusinessLisa Goell Sinicki
Speeding the reward process: desire for instant gratification drives new promotions.(Premiums & Incentives)Business 
Successful global Web sites look through eyes of the audience.(Column)BusinessYuri Radzievsky, Anna Radzievsky
Telecom shoot-out. (impending marketing rivalry between data base providers and voice network vendors in telecommunications industry)BusinessBeth Snyder
The shortest road to success is the best in any industry.(Column)BusinessSander A. Flaum
TI links data to sharpen its customer focus. (Texas Instruments Inc)BusinessKristi Neslon
To meet marketing goals, companies must refocus overseas priorities.BusinessDoug Smith
Trade e-zines skip the ink and paper; IDG uses online publications to target high-tech niche readers. (International Data Group's electronic trade magazines)BusinessLen Strazewski
Treating employees as if they were customers.(Premiums & Incentives)BusinessLance Secretan
U.S. Can steps back: company goes against new trend with segmented marketing. (U.S. Can Corp.)BusinessJulie Cook
U.S., overseas differences abound; researchers, however, find similarity in some market segments. (cultural differences experienced by business-to-business market researchers)BusinessJack Edmonston
Value easier to see when converted into dollars, cents. (measuring marketing efforts financially)(Column)BusinessJ.C. Butcher
Web, CDs give no-shows an option. (Webcasts and compact discs extend participation in trade shows)BusinessSusan R. Bleznick
Web developer directory: Seattle.(Directory)Business 
Web therapy: busy doctors slow Internet's growth as healthcare marketing tool.BusinessLen Strazewski
When selling a product, price doesn't always cut it.BusinessJacob Brown
Why sales automation software systems fail.BusinessDick Lee
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