I have a special announcement.
Due to circumstances beyond my control, this is the very last posting I will ever make on any blog,
for the rest of the month.
It's okay though.
Since tomorrow is a new month and everything will be back to normal.
Sorry to alarm you.
Automotive
by Karl Greenberg Honda is hoping that people who have hesitated to buy a minivan because of the soccer-person stigma will think again. The company is launching a humorous campaign for the all-new 2011 Honda Odyssey that plays on the idea of minivans as a rolling epitaph for the freewheeling single life. ...Read the whole story >>
Financial Services
by Tanya Irwin
Four out of 10 consumers selected GEICO, followed by Allstate, Progressive and State Farm, with 22%, 17% and 11%, respectively, according to Boulder, Colo.-based Market Force Information. More than three out of four of the respondents said they saw an auto insurance ad in the last 60 days, and most (93%) reported seeing the ad on television. ...Read the whole story >>
Beverages
by Karlene Lukovitz Ninety-five percent get their "daily shot of caffeine" through coffee (versus 2.3% citing tea and 1.5% soda). And in a result apt to generate palpitations at the American Heart Association, 59% reported drinking two to three cups of java per day, and nearly 18% admitted to drinking four or more cups (albeit also recognizing this as "a problem"). About 24% get through the day with a single cup. ...Read the whole story >>
Conference
by Karl Greenberg
Marketers should loosen their purse strings now to research their diversity consumers. "They need to be learning, discovering, auditing their consumer base, looking at households, what languages are being spoken within generations, who is playing with cell phones, what are their media habits." ...Read the whole story >>
Awards
by Sarah Mahoney The group also honored some companies for corporate behavior, including American Airlines, which received its Corporate Responsibility Award, "in recognition of the company's longstanding and public commitment to the LGBT community." And it also recognized former Ad Age critic Bob Garfield with the Public Visibility Award, for columns critiquing homophobic images in advertising. ...Read the whole story >>
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