June 20th, 2017

December 24, 1998 The New York Times Children’s Medicine BY DANA CANEDY Drug companies, trying a new approach in treating children, are selling over-the-counter remedies that are as tasty and chewy as soft candy and bubble gum or could be mistaken for ordinary lollipops. These products, though, are not meant to treat a sweet tooth but instead are for ailments like colds, sore throats and even asthma. The maker of Children’s Tylenol now makes a chewy version of its widely…

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June 20th, 2017

The New York Times Monday, February 16, 1998 Pitching to Kids? Try Grossing Them Out By DANA CANEDY Chocolate “dirt” cupcakes, a doll whose innards can be pulled out of its mouth, green slime that turns into bubble gum – they’re all the stuff of child’s play today. As if fretting over table manners were not enough, parents now have to contend with a glut of intentionally gross products that are gaining popularity with youngsters. From publishers to candy makers, companies are…

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June 20th, 2017

The Plain Dealer Business Section Tuesday, December 23, 1997 Taking aim at the kids’ market Two brothers let their inner child run rampant directing a consulting firm that specializes in marketing to children By Marcia Pledger Plain Dealer Reporter Most company executives couldn’t be talked into covering themselves with colorful, childlike adhesive bandages for a photo shoot, let alone volunteer for the task. But take one look at Sidney and Bruce Good’s business cards (complete…

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June 20th, 2017

Restaurant Business July 15, 1997 Market Report: Kids Family Matters Can you cater to kids without alienating adults? Maybe – if you pitch to families, rather than children exclusively. By NANCY BRUMBACK CHILDRENS’ OPINIONS are a powerful part of the dining decision, not only for fast-food restaurants, but also for casual-dining chains that appeal particularly to families. The lengths to which restaurant operators go to win the kids’ vote range from a limited children’s menu and a…

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June 20th, 2017

Marketing News September 9, 1996 Boomers need security blanket By Sid and Bruce Good Sid and Bruce Good are principals of Good Marketing Inc., Cleveland. Want your marketing or advertising effort to touch the hearts of the baby boom generation? Wrap your message snugly in the comforting memories of their youth. It is easy to understand why no generation of American has so venerated it own past as baby boomers, the currently middle-aged men and women born between 1946 and 1964….

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