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Domino’s Website is a Virtual Ingredient Farm for Pizza Lovers

Due to Domino’s Pizza’s recent success in the advertising game—having caught up to the popularity of pizza moguls, Pizza Hut and Papa John’s—it’s worth taking note of the company’s continued marketing efforts. In recent months, Domino’s has launched a website called “Behind the Pizza” to help promote its fresh ingredients—from vegetables to proteins to cheeses. This website

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Bernardi’s Fully Stocked Web Site

When it comes to giving its customers the information they want, Bernardi Frozen Italian Specialties is right on point. In addition to Bernardi product information, customers have access to recipe ideas, cooking instructions and a chef blog. The Web site also contains food service news, marketing tools to help customers sell and even a “Cook

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Keep Things Convenient and Simple

In this fast-paced world, fewer people stop to smell the roses, and probably won’t until the iPhone comes out with a scratch-and-sniff application. Time is of the essence and convenience is almost expected. To accommodate this, Kerry Ingredients & Flavours, Americas has created a “Quick Discovery” tool where online visitors can quickly explore technologies and

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Social Interactivity Moves E-Commerce

Utilizing e-commerce sites is somewhat expected of companies now-a-day, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t incorporating more unique features throughout their sites to help increase sales. Superberries is a client of Anderson Partners that sells aroniaberry products—a fruit that contains multiple benefits for overall wellness. Superberries’ success is driven by repeat sales from customers who

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Product-Specific Web Sites Can Help Increase Brand Awareness

DSM Nutritional Products is a world leader in supplying vitamins, carotenoids and other fine chemicals to the feed, food, pharmaceutical and personal care industries. When DSM introduced a new product called Teavigo, a caffeine-free green tea extract, it launched a product specific site—Teavigo.com—in addition to promoting the product on the DSM Web site. By creating

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