Archive for September, 2006
Canadian Shopping Centres Go to the MAX!
Published by Margaret September 29th, 2006 in Websites, Shopping Center Marketing.Dotfusion clients Scarborough Town Centre and First Canadian Place took top honours at the 34th Annual International Council of Shopping Centre’s MAXI Marketing Awards.
Merit Awards were presented to Yorkdale Shopping Centre, Lougheed Town Centre and Halifax Shopping Centre. High-Fives to all from your friends at Dotfusion.
[See all the Winners]
Boomers: A Web-Marketing Bonanza
Published by Margaret September 28th, 2006 in Websites.Only a few smart Internet Sites have figured out how to appeal to a large constituency with time to spend and money to burn.
[Full story at businessweek.com]
Gender Marketing Web Design Differences
Published by Margaret September 27th, 2006 in Websites.If you’re building a website for female consumers, then you need to do it differently than if your site is for males or for everybody.
[Full story at imediaconnection.com]
UWO student Rachel Stinson lands a gig as a Bootlegger model.
Published by Margaret September 26th, 2006 in Websites, Retail Marketing.Bootlegger is holding an Internet voting contest, which allows the public to choose their favourite youth models.
The person with the most votes by the end of September will receive the $10,000 to use for school or charity work.
[Full story at lfpress.ca]
Direct Response TV Evolves with Online Mix
Published by Bryce September 25th, 2006 in Measurement, Retail Marketing, Consumer Brands.With more and more big brands pushing commercial spots to drive respose to the web, accountability and measurment are taking the guess work out of the campaign and increasing bottom line performance.
Find out how P&G is driving traffic from TV to downloadable online coupons.
[Full Story from DMNews]
What do these Shopping Centres have in common?
Published by Bryce September 21st, 2006 in Shopping Center Marketing.Answer - A new 2006 ICSC Maple Leaf Award and they are Dotfusion clients.
The 2006 Canadian Shopping Centre Awards were presented last night by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).
These 5 Shopping Centres each took home a Maple Leaf, the prize awarded for first place in a given category.
Congratulations!
[Full Story]
Slew of U.S. retailers scouting Canadian sites
Published by Margaret September 20th, 2006 in Retail Marketing.
Spurred on by the success of Abercrombie and Fitch and American Eagle, a new slate of U.S. retailers, including Brooks Brothers, Pacific Sunwear and the owner of the Lane Bryant plus-size women’s clothing chain, have been looking at locations in Canada.
[Full Story at canada.com]
Dotfusion Clients Get Found in Search
Published by Bryce September 19th, 2006 in Search Engine Marketing, Shopping Center Marketing, Retail Marketing, Online Advertising.Goal - Attract consumers searching for retail stores to client Shopping Center Websites.
Result - Search program moves Dotfusion Shopping Center clients towards the top ranks in Google, Yahoo and MSN for increasing number of retail store key phrases.
Click here for example of 3 clients in Top 3 ranking.
Contact us for more information on Search Programs.
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Fashion shows now saving space, respect for blogs
Published by Margaret September 14th, 2006 in Retail Marketing, Consumer Brands.Once snubbed by the insular fashion world for their sometimes snarky reviews and tiny audiences, fashion bloggers are now attracting the attention of the fashion establishment. As blogs claim bigger followings, and advertisers shift more spending to them, designers see these independent Web publishers as a new marketing opportunity.
[Full story at post-gazette.com]
Online shopping creeps up on high street retailers
Published by Margaret September 13th, 2006 in Shopping Center Marketing, Retail Marketing.The internet is becoming more popular with shoppers and more important to retailers as a study reveals a £767million drop in town centre spending. Christmas, the shopping peak of the year, is set to be the battleground between off and online retailers. Online retailers are predicted to do well.
[Full Story at badmouthmedia.com]


