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A new Unity Marketing survey of affluent shoppers finds they will disappoint retailers when their tax rebates arrive
If the luxury consumers are a guide, the 2008 Economic Stimulus Package rushed through Congress in order to jump start the economy will end up having little if any effect on spending, according to a new survey conducted by Unity Marketing. Among luxury consumers who expect to receive a tax rebate check, only 11 percent plan to go shopping to splurge on something special.
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When You Will Know If the Time Is Right for Social Media
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Retailers and small businesses ask: What -- if anything -- should I do about social media?
Social media noise is everywhere these days. You can't even watch the latest television news without getting an invitation to send your comments to the talking head of the day via Twitter, Facebook, the newscaster's webpage, email, or the station's website.
Social media has also gone commercial with international brands like Audi running a Twitter hashtag campaign in their ad for the Super Bowl, easily the most expensive television commercial thanks to its huge audience. Audi's investment in this effort shows the importance they believe social media has attained.
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Dow Jones Reports That Home Shoppers Are Returning in Late 2009
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Fewer Affluent Households Invested In Luxuries For Their Home Last Year, But Those Who Made Purchases Invested Significantly More
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Talbots Picks Linda Evangelista for Upcoming Ad Campaign
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Made in America Means Well Made
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For Gift Shoppers, the Internet Is All About Convenience
