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| About Us |
Marx Promotion Intelligence is the
leading supplier of competitive consumer promotion
information in North America. Marx holds a unique
position in the marketing-information industry as
the only source for census-level Free Standing Insert
(FSI) coupon tracking. Marx counts as clients the
majority of top-100 Consumer Packaged Goods manufacturers,
their agencies and affiliated businesses.
The Marx mission is to maintain client value through
useful information, helpful support and meaningful
analysis.
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Marx provides census-level reporting of Free Standing
Insert (FSI) coupon information. FSIs account for approximately 85% of all coupons
distributed in the United States. FSI coupons are issued across the country nearly
every week, and from market to market each insert and the coupons contained within
can vary drastically. This level of complexity makes tracking competitive activity
nearly impossible for the individual advertiser.
The Marx Team understands the intricacies of coupon
promotion and how to aggregate the details into accurate
competitive tracking. Through the industry-leading
ProMotion Suite of services, Marx shows clients not
only definitive occurrence information, but how those
occurrences develop over time into trends that drive
the industry. With census-level information published
the day of the event, no other company can match Marx
time-to-market or level of accuracy.
Marx also provides information that places consumer
promotion within context of general marketing. With
reports that aggregate competitive advertising and
expenditures across both the general and multi-cultural
markets, Marx has the capability to provide a significant
portion of the marketing picture. |
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Marx began
as consultancy for new product tracking and analysis
in 1981. Throughout the 1980’s the company provided
syndicated analysis to major packaged goods clients,
assisting them in maintaining competitive intelligence.
In 1994, Marx began tracking FSI coupons and in 1997
became the leader of the industry. In 2000, Marx became
a TNS company. |
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