CPGs Expect Consumers To Keep Paying Higher Prices / RBDR

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Today on RBDR: CPG businesses preparing their marketing for the post-Covid period have a new, unanticipated concern: if they can maintain their inflation-driven consumer pricing. Giant CPGs are upbeat, believing public price complaints haven’t deterred them buying their favorite brands so far and that trend won’t be altered.

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Amazon – Walmart Price War Can Obliterate Marketing, MR | RBDR

April 3, 2017. Today on RBDR:

1) Leading internet service providers announce they will not sell their customers’ Internet browsing histories.

2) JPMorgan Chase discovers fewer online programmatic advertising channels changed little on ad impressions or visibility.

3) Amazon and Walmart are about to enter into an all-out price war.

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Suggestions for Pollsters so that Trump-like Victory is Not a Surprise | RBDR

November 28th, 2016. Today on RBDR:

1) AOL announces to its employees that a corporate restructuring will make DATA one of the three corporate focuses.

2) Andrew Grenville of MARU/Matchbox makes the case that election pollsters should create an online community that it can return to over an extended period of a campaign. It can shine a light on changes in voter attitudes and behavior, making it far more valuable than one-time survey takers.

3) Recommended viewing: this week’s Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN for a segment he produced with Steven Johnson concerning the traditional positive impact of “fun,” which points to research’s adoption of gamification as an important initiative.

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Cos’ primary biz turn to selling data. Customer exp linked to loyalty. (RBDR 10.22.2015)

Today on RBDR:

1) MoffettNathanson Research explains that need for more and better data is leading companies to turn their focus from their primary business to finding ways to turn their collected data into a new revenue source.

2) Customer experience has always been assumed to directly impact Customer Loyalty. Now, Temkin Group presents statistical evidence of that connection, along with remarkable defined revenue impact (Link to this study here).

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