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  • #BadassPlan: Authenticity, open communication, community pay off for Vogue International

    How can marketers successfully target and engage millennial customers in the New General Market? For Vogue International’s OGX brand, the secret to catering to the female New General Market consumer is to “remain authentic, foster open conversations with her and create a community she can engage in that provides the opportunity to create the brand she wants are really the linchpin of success,” according to Courtney Connelly, senior brand manager for North America.

  • Uncovering changing needs, the art of ‘social listening’

    Above all else, today’s consumer wants to be listened to. To get new insight into how top companies are uncovering the changing needs, motives and interests of the new consumer, executive director Dan Mack moderated a panel discussion of leading marketers as part of its April 6 New General Market Forum, a one-day leadership event co-hosted by Drug Store News and Mack Elevation.

  • Probiotics, protein, vitamin D among top drivers

    The specialty channel, including natural grocery and vitamin retailers, has long been a fair prognosticator of what might be coming down the line in the natural health space for mass, food and drug retailers. Those are the channels where many of the early adopters are presumed to shop, though conventional retailers may in fact be capturing their fair share of those consumers today.

  • Pinterest’s ‘future-oriented network’

    Pinterest is not a social network. It’s a future-oriented network, and a valuable one for brands and retailers to use as a gateway to understanding the New General Market, according to Pinterest partner manager Brian Johnson.

  • Convenience, taste keep gummies on top

    As a format, adult gummy vitamins continue to trend well. The adult gummy segment grew by 23% in the first quarter of 2016, significantly outpacing the kids gummy section that dropped by 8% in sales over the same period, according to Matthew Farrell, president and CEO for Church & Dwight.

  • Digital, social, mobile gives Mentholatum momentum with the millennial market

    For The Mentholatum Company, improving the quality of its marketing efforts — and hence, doing an effective job of reaching its target demographic in the New General Market — is heavily predicated on shifting more activity to digital, social and mobile platforms.

  • Ultra AppleLean catches apple cider vinegar trend

    RONKONKOMA, N.Y. — Sales of apple cider vinegar supplements are on the rise, and Princeton Research now offers the next top-trending supplement that will greatly increase incremental segment growth — Ultra AppleLean Cider Vinegar.

  • By-millennial-for-millennial strategy pays for Hyland’s

    Hyland’s Leg Cramps was the Official Cramp Relief Partner of the Boston Marathon. A campaign called “Find Your Finish Line” encouraged runners to share their stories on #HylandsFYFL.

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