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This term seems to pop up more in marketing, management and those associated with people relations.
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For retailers, pop ups shops combine traditional marketing with the excitement of a live event, enticing customers to interact with the brand and experience new products.
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The Pop Up chefs did their own marketing and had a sufficient following to fill these nights well in advance.
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Some might say pairing a pop band with the Stratford is a marketing gimmick.
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Much irritation has already been caused by aggressive internet marketing, such as persistent pop-up ads, says Hal Varian, professor of information management at the University of California at Berkeley (and an adviser to Google).
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The content is more about leadership than marketing overall, but several themes pop and nicely align with the thinking above.
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The company also has a marketing deal with Caterpillar that will add pop to its sales, says Masroor Siddiqui, an analyst at Goldman Sachs.
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The event was so successful as a marketing tool, Le Cirque expanded its commitment to pop-ups.
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Holiday pop-up shops have typically had a prominent place in the seasonal marketing mix.
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Over the past year, PepsiCo significantly stepped up marketing for its namesake drink, including an endorsement deal with the pop star Beyonce.
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But in the 1980s, carbonated soft drinks overtook tap as the most popular drink, with Coca-Cola and PepsiCo putting their marketing muscle behind their colas with celebrity endorsements from the likes of pop star Michael Jackson and comedian Bill Cosby.
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Tha Carter III's first-week sales, which were easily pop's strongest since Kanye West's Graduation last September, were spurred by a daring marketing strategy that doubled as a cocky musical challenge.
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