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Building A Digital And Subscription Community For Hockey Parents

PYMNTS

To help hockey players stay up to date on the latest sports equipment, eCommerce innovator the PenaltyBox offers subscription boxes comprised of a myriad of hockey essentials, from well-known brands to up-and-coming companies the PenaltyBox team tests themselves. The company’s largest target market is the 12-and-under age group.

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Growth Loops – The New Way To Grow Bank Product Sales

South State Correspondent

Here is a fun exercise – Ask a bank product team, “How do you grow customers?” Some will not know the answer, and other bankers will talk about more marketing, more salespeople, more geography, better follow-up, or a more focused sales effort. Neither the product staff nor the marketing staff knows what they don’t know.

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Oros Takes Activewear Into The Space Age

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For most firms, referring to products as “Space Age” is a marketing strategy. This brand exercise allows us to express that.”. The direct-to-consumer brand has also been updating its digital shop, as it is now fresh off a $5 million seed-funding round.

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Engagement Is Your Ultimate Goal, Not Customer Experience

The Financial Brand

This article Engagement Is Your Ultimate Goal, Not Customer Experience appeared first on The Financial Brand. Customer engagement is not a static exercise, but a journey that requires an entire organization's rising consumer expectations.

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Around The World With World Cup Commerce

PYMNTS

to the global advertising market, according to Zenith. That has left an opening that Chinese brands are planning to spend — $832 million to fill on advertising — during the World Cup. And in Brazil, TV marketers are leveraging an unusual marketing strategy to push customers over the edge: superstition.

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