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  • LePage's v. 3M Antitrust Case

    An appeals court finds that tape giant 3M abused its industry status by offering retailers bundled product discounts that were impossible for smaller competitors to match.
  • VTech Voyager Floorstand

    Client: VTech Electronics of North America LLC, Glenview, Ill.
    Size of Run: 1,000
    Production Date: September 2002
    Producer: Design Phase Inc., Northbrook, Ill.
    Division: Temporary, Toys and Accessories
    Comments: Shipped as a prepack display to Staples stores, this unit set up in seconds. Retail staff merely unpacked the display and attached the two-sided header. All 500 displays sold-through during the Christmas season.
    VTech Voyager Floorstand
  • Cosmi Floorstand

    Products: Computer software
    P-O-P companies: Professional Container Corp. (temporary), City of Industry, Calif.; J.D. Equipment Inc. (wire and plastic), Los Angeles
    Distribution: Mass merchants, office supply stores, computer stores, drugstores, supermarkets
    Introduction: Fall 2001
    Duration: Semipermanent and temporary
    Construction: Corrugated, wire, plastic
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    This corrugated floorstand helped Cosmi roll out its new impulse-oriented software for palm-size computers last fall in Staples stores.
    Cosmi Floorstand
  • Wall Street Journal Floor Display

    Client: The Wall Street Journal, Princeton, N.J.
    Size of Run: 1,100
    Producer: Taurus Display Corp., Cherry Hill, N.J.
    Division: Temporary, Computers: Software
    Comments: Designed specifically to fit within merchandising requirements for Staples stores, this floorstand showcases online subscriptions to The Wall Street Journal. Although subscriptions are available for purchase online, this display helped to make consumers aware of the service.
    Wall Street Journal Floor Display
  • Taking Stock of Supermarket Retail Performance

    Review of an academic paper entitled, "Why Retailers Sell More or Less Than Their Fair Share in a Category,"
  • Microsoft Project 2000

    Client: David Blank & Assoc, Seattle
    Product Promoted: Project 2000
    Marketing Strategy: The client wanted to expand the traditional customer base for this product by creating interest in office superstores.
    Introduction: April 2000
    Number of Displays: 1,000
    Distribution: Staples stores
    Construction/Materials: .010 and .020 vinyl, offset lithography, screenprinting, heat bending in base, adhesive tapeP-O-P Company: Rapid Displays, Union City, Calif.
    Microsoft Project 2000
  • Computing P-O-P

    As the computer hardware market matures, product marketers are finding that they must simplify their P-O-P messages to reach an expanding customer base and work more closely with retailers to gain placement.
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