Media Coverage

When ThinkVine's software, The Emerging Marketplace, was compared to "SimCity on steroids" by the media, CEO Damon Ragusa wasn't at all pleased.

Consumer Goods annual Editors' Pick issue recognizes companies that are making an impact in the Consumer Goods industry.

We have more data on consumers today than ever, but do we really know more about how to market to them than we did 25 years ago?

It's a question every marketer asks: What's the best mix of activities to drive the most sales?

Damon Ragusa, CEO and Founder of Thinkvine, sat down with Contributing Editor Sara Holoubek at ad:tech Chicago last week to discuss the state of marketing mix modeling and why it is important to put the consumer back into the equation.

With product mix changing, fewer high-end products selling, private label gaining share, and consumer brands under attack, it's time to arm for war.

A new study offers insights on changing grocery shopping behaviors as a result of the recession, including which food and beverage categories are proving most and least susceptible to brand abandonment and which consumer segments have been most and least affected.

Predictive Modeling by ThinkVine Indicates One Brand Would Never Close Sales Gap

Montgomery-based technology start-up ThinkVine LLC closed a $1.85 million funding round this month as venture capitalists around the globe slowed their investment and fundraising activities.

Gartner names ThinkVine 1 of 4 "Cool Vendors" in Consumer Goods 2009.

Inspiration for the next Coca-Cola or Unilever marketing campaign might come from a computer game that looks an awful lot like The Sims.