C&D Guerilla Strategy Aims To Strengthen Toothpastes, Deodorants
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Church & Dwight has established guerilla marketing and cross-functional teams to slow declines of its deodorant and value toothpaste brands, the firm said May 8 during its fiscal 2007 first-quarter earnings call
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