by Jenny Kosek I can’t stop thinking about Henry Ford. In 1913, the auto tycoon had a problem. Despite the tremendous boom of the newly hatched auto industry, Ford simply could not get people to work for him. Quickly exhausted and bored by the mind-numbing tedium of assembly line work, men quit as quickly as … Read More
Trade shows don’t have to break the bank
Posted by Amy Kasza It’s a simple fact: if you spend an arm and a leg to get your consumer healthcare product in front of buyers at a trade event, you will be left off-balance when it comes time to support that product’s success at retail. How do you wisely spend trade show dollars and … Read More
The kids want their summer back
by Jen Johnston Ah, summer is finally in full swing. The kids are finally out of school. Time for hot weather, vacations, bar-b-ques, and. . .back-to-school promotions? Perhaps I am just paying more attention in 2013, but back-to-school advertising seems to be happening earlier than ever. In fact, some retailers began their promotions on school … Read More
Why Gen Y?
by Jenny Kosek 80 million people between the ages of 17 and 34 currently comprise the much-buzzed about Millennial Generation. Considering that 40% of shoppers under age 25 purchase no OTC products at independent pharmacy, the industry is lagging behind when it comes to engaging this immensely important demographic. That means independent pharmacy is losing … Read More