Cyndi Loza is an associate editor of content for the Path to Purchase Institute. She has been a member of P2PI's editorial team for more than five years, covering retailers including Target, 7-Eleven, The Home Depot and Dollar General. Follow her on Twitter or connect with her on LinkedIn.
Lowe's teamed with multiple designers during this year's unconventional New York Fashion Week to spotlight chic and affordable home decor and furnishings available at the home improvement chain.
The mass merchant teamed with Walt Disney Co. to roll out an exclusive collection of licensed toys, collectibles and apparel inspired by the mega media conglomerate's Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge themed land.
The retailer and brand are putting a digital spin on their annual cause effort soliciting hair donations for children suffering from medical hair loss.
Meijer is drumming up support for back-to-school cause efforts from manufacturers Kimberly-Clark and PepsiCo/Frito-Lay aimed at supporting educators teaching in the classroom or remotely this year.
The dollar store chain has enlisted various manufacturers to support its latest cause campaign designed to shine a light on literacy and foster a brighter future for those in need.
The manufacturer enlisted Ripple Street to host some 256 beach-themed parties at consumer homes to drive trial of new Sour Patch Kids "Heads" and Swedish Fish "Tails" at Target.
The mass merchant is shining a spotlight on a new, exclusive cosmetics collection from TPG Growth's e.l.f. with in-store displays that advance the brand's initiative to improve assortment presentation and navigation at shelf.
During COVID-19, the retail industry proved it has the ability to pivot quickly. "It's just a shame it took a pandemic to demonstrate it," said Brian Higdon, customer strategy executive at The Mars Agency.
The grocer is spotlighting its e-commerce fulfillment services as parents, students and educators head into an unconventional back-to-school season amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
