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"Mark Gross Strikes Again"...Pitching Strikes For Retailers!

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"Mark Gross Strikes Again"...Pitching Strikes For Retailers!

By Joel Albrizio, President

"Mark Gross Amounts To The Theo Epstein Of Wholesale Grocery"

Just over 30 days after Donald Trump had been elected president and the Chicago Cubs are baseball champs we are beginning to realize 2017 will look to be the year of the entrepreneur, the innovator.....An out of the box thinkers time.

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"Keep Your Fingers Off The Chicken"

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"Keep Your Fingers Off The Chicken"

By Joel Albrizio, President

"Adlife's Images of the Chicken That Is"

Retailers across America deal with theft as a form of shrink every day. For example, Walmart has stepped up efforts to close as many holes as possible to stop shoplifting and its drain on profitability. 

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Your Circular Printer?..."The Clock Is Ticking"

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Your Circular Printer?..."The Clock Is Ticking"

By Joel M. Albrizio, President

Why Hire An Advertising Agency Instead of A Printer To Handle Your Future?.....So You Have One! 

50% Of All Circular Printers Will Fail...A Smart Retailer Realizes This! Companies Like ShopRite Control The Entire Process & Only Outsource The Print!

So when that printer takes you on a plant tour and you see all of this print iron they are so proud of, think about the debt service attached! Ask why few banks no longer originate loans to circular printers.

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"Digital Creativity In Boston's Seaport"

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"Digital Creativity In Boston's Seaport"

By Joel M. Albrizio, President

"Adlife, Along With GE & Wegmans, Expands Into Boston's Seaport"

Adlife has taken the opportunity to expand into Boston's creative Seaport district. Boston's Seaport District is all about creativity. Adlife thrives on creativity, both in design and ideas.

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Adlife Articulates Your Story For Retail Success

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Adlife Articulates Your Story For Retail Success

By Joel M. Albrizio, President

It has been said, "a picture is worth a thousand words." Adlife takes a picture with the right words and delivers thousands of customers.

At Adlife Marketing & Communications, we are proud of our heritage. Knowing where we’ve been and where we’re going is the fabric of who we are - both as individuals, and together as a company.

For over forty years, we have specialized in retail advertising and marketing for family-owned and large-scale brands across decades of economic trends. Through our work in this sector, we have developed a universal skill set that has been successfully applied to clients in other industries.

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"Adlife Expands Career Opportunities"

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"Adlife Expands Career Opportunities"

By Joel M. Albrizio, President

"Adlife Is Growing...Lets Grow Together"

Adlife has spent the last three years creating a "one of a kind" retail advertising program for its existing and potential customers. This new platform offers the food retailer or wholesaler unparalleled advertising programs in both traditional print as well as every digital and social media channel.

We have enjoyed growth of 18% in 2015 alone and would like to continue our growth for years to come. 

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Advertising - "The Invitation"

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Advertising - "The Invitation"

By Joel M. Albrizio, President

Lets talk about why we advertise and what we expect from our investment.

When we advertise, we must attract new customers to be successful. Advertising, either in print or digital, is an investment. Any investment must reap dividends. In the retail supermarket industry, these dividends are called customers. The larger the customers’ basket size gets, the larger the dividend created by the advertising strategy.

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"Advertising Center Store Items Effectively"

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"Advertising Center Store Items Effectively"

By Joel M. Albrizio, President

"The Ingredients Of The Center Store Purchase"

Most retailers today understand that big box retailers have a significant cost of goods advantage when it comes to center store products. Understanding that as a grocery merchandiser and not becoming complacent in your approach is the deciding factor in acheiving success or failure with your ad.

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