Experts at CRG Partners give retailers examples of how to survive a recession without sacrificing too much of your company.
Experts at CRG Partners give retailers examples of how to survive a recession without sacrificing too much of your company.
With consumers looking to cut costs across the board, it should come as no surprise that visiting the dentist—already not a popular pastime—looks even less attractive now. But that doesn’t mean American consumers are ignoring their mouths.
US retail sales of oral care products for consumer use grew 3% to $9 billion in 2008. Take a look at these statistics to see where at-home dental hygiene trends are going.

Marketing expert Kathy Sharpe provides helpful hints to retailers looking to boost their influence in the upcoming holiday season.
Dickstein Shapiro’s Margaret Feinstein offers advice to retailers on maintaining compliance with changing product safety standards.
Retail guru Bob Richardson says the steps retailers take now to survive the recession can be the steps that help them emerge stronger.
Falling media prices mean big opportunities for mid-sized brands, especially specialty retailers, on a scale never seen before. Provided they approach the marketplace with a few caveats in mind, the majority of these retailers can now do things in major media that were prohibitive before.
Deloitte Consulting’s Pam Wilson, Rahul Gautam, and Eric Vroonland provide specific insights on achieving precision in retail performance.
Retail guru Chuck Wolf has 10 marketing tips for retailers struggling amid the economic recession.
This year’s Toy Fair wasn’t just about the new toys every kid will want, it was about the classics that have stayed at the top of wish lists for decades.
"We’re able to remain innovative because we focus on expanding the brand’s mythology utilizing multiple channels."