Crosschannel Case Study: EASPORTS Madden13

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The video game industry is seeing a shift from in-store sales to digital downloads. EA Sports looked to increase online sales with messaging via company-owned website origin.com, social media and certain retail store locations.

Crosschannel Case Study: Fairytale Brownies

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Fairytale Brownies looked to generate $6.6 million in revenue from sales of brownie and cookie gifts from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2011. Fall and holiday 2011 print catalogs, the brownies.com ecommerce site, email specials and affiliate marketing were used as tools to reach that goal.

Crosschannel Case Study: Filson

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The outdoor apparel retailer looked to reinforce its brand heritage and quality by offering a limited, hand-numbered edition of an historic garment; sell through the production run for this limited edition Scarlet Cruiser coat. Filson

Crosschannel Case Study: New Pig

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To promote PIG Grippy Traffic Mat Rug in a way that would increase product awareness and sales. New Pig used catalog, website and email marketing to get the message across. Sales of PIG Grippy Traffic Mat Rug increased 250%.

Crosschannel Case Study: Ulla Popken

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Ulla Popken looked to grow its overall business 10% year-over-year by introducing a new community site and implementing consistency across all channels. The result: House-file growth rose 10%, and summer season demand was up 25% year-over-year. Its Facebook store also experienced a 6% conversion rate.

Crosschannel Case Study: Baudville

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Baudville wanted to increase its customer engagement by positioning itself as a reliable resource for year-end gifts in addition to the other products. Baudville also wanted to secure potential customers who are shopping differently during the holiday season. Baudville featured year-end gifts on its catalog cover, its Facebook homepage and marketing emails to drive sales.