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Encyclopedia of Major Marketing Campaigns, Vol. 2 [Hardcover]

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December 12, 2006 0787673560 978-0787673567

Have you ever wondered how marketing campaigns such as Microsoft's "Where do you want to go today?" came to be? Now, you can find the answer in the Encyclopedia of Major Marketing Campaigns.There is a growing need for information that describes successes and failures of market trends, strategies and initiatives. From Gale, the Encyclopedia of Major Marketing Campaigns looks at 500 major marketing and advertising campaigns of the 20th century from a historical perspective and several related initiatives of earlier years that developed the basis for present day advertising.

Entry articles, averaging 2,000 words in length, look at the advertising campaign's or market initiative's historical context, target market, expected outcomes, competition, marketing strategy and development hurdles and the outcome of the campaign -- what worked, what didn't and why. The entry ends with further information for researchers -- references to competitors and annotated citations to relevant campaigns and periodical articles.

The companies and campaigns featured in this edition include: American Express: Portraits Borden, Inc: Elsie the cow The Coca-Cola company: "Always Coca-Cola" DeBeers: "A Diamond is Forever"Dr Pepper: "Wouldn't You Like to be a Pepper Too?"Eastman Kodak: "You press the button, we do the rest"General Electric: "We Bring Good Things to Light"General Mills: "Breakfast of Champions"JB Williams Co: "A little dab will do ya"Kellogg Company: "Snap, Crackle and Pop"Kraft Foods: "My bologna has a first name . . ."Legg's: "Nothing beats a great pair of leg's"Marines: "Toys for Tots - Guard Duty"Maxwell House Coffee Co.: "Good to the last drop"McDonald's: "Big Mac--two-all-beef-patties-special-sauce-lettuce-cheese-pickles-onions-on-a-sesame-seed-bun"Merrill Lynch: "The difference is Merrill Lynch"Miles Laboratories: "Bactine--makes the hurt stop hurting"Motel 6: "We'll Leave the Light on for You"New Yorker Magazine Inc: "If you don't like New York"Norfolk Southern: "Point of View/Balanced Competition"Procter & Gamble: "Look Ma, no cavities!"Sara Lee Hosiery: "Gentlemen prefer Hanes"Seven-Up: "No Caffeine, Never Had it, Never Will"Staples, Inc.: "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year"Unilever United States: "This ain't no sippin' tea"United Airlines: "Friendly skies campaign" United Negro College Fund: "A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste"US Army: "Uncle Sam - I Want You"US Department of Transportation: Friends don't let friends drive drunk"Whitman Candies: "A Woman Never Forgets the Man Who Remembers" Wrigley's: "Kiss a Little Longer"Other features include photos and illustrations and a master index.


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Editorial Reviews

From Booklist

With profiles of 474 advertising campaigns that appeared between the late 1990s and 2005, this volume is a welcome companion to the popular 1999 work of the same name. Campaigns were selected based on their conceptual value or innovation, company or brand importance, and effectiveness in selling the advertised product or service.

Entries are arranged alphabetically by the name of the company for which the campaign was run, so, for example, a campaign for Quaker Oats is listed under PepsiCo Inc., its parent company. One entry may include multiple campaigns. Although network-television commercials are the dominant medium covered, print, radio, direct-to-consumer, and cable television ads are also included, along with billboards and product placements. The use of the Internet in campaigns is discussed as well.

Campaign profiles generally range from three to four pages and include "Overview," "Historical Context," "Target Market," "Competition," "Marketing Strategy," and "Outcome." They often have sidebars that provide interesting trivia about the campaign, the product, featured actors, unintended consequences, comparisons with other ads, etc. Some profiles also include black-and-white photographs. All profiles conclude with a list of further readings, usually articles from trade publications and newspapers.

A combined index provides numerous access points, including campaign name, company name, brand name, personal name, advertising agency, actor/spokesperson, topic, product, and industry. Thus, the famous Cat Herders campaign is indexed under that listing and also under Clio Awards, Electronic Data Systems, Fallon Worldwide, Super Bowl advertising, and television commercials, among others.

The Reference Book Bulletin review of the 1999 title stated that "few reference works offer historical information about advertising campaigns, and none match the depth and quality offered here." This statement still holds today. Academic and public libraries that support marketing and advertising programs and clientele will welcome the second volume of this encyclopedia. It will also be a worthwhile addition to popular-culture collections and should not be overlooked as a source of company and industry information useful to general business researchers. Jan Lewis
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