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Month: February 2010

  • Social Connections

    Best practices for using social media to connect with consumers and drive people to event marketing tour stops.

  • Open Rates Rise: Epsilon

    E-mail marketers’ average click and open rates in the third quarter of 2009 edged up over the same period in 2008, according to a recent study by Epsilon.

  • Should You Wish Upon a Star?

    Tiger Woods has everyone talking about celebrity endorsements and how they can have a negative effect on your brand. But there’s a reason why athletes

  • Leading Questions: Chief Marketer’s First Prospecting Survey

    It’s become an axiom for these cost-conscious times: It’s cheaper to retain or reactivate a current customer than to acquire a new one. In recent quarters,

  • Become Invulnerable

    As both media and audience segments become more fragmented, marketers have to work harder than ever to create and keep loyal customers. But the extra

  • Do You Groupon?

    If you haven’t discovered Groupon.com yet, check it out It’s a site that puts a new spin on coupons, offering a different discount each day specific to

  • Measure E-mail Marketing Performance Against Business Goals

    While marketers tend to measure their e-mail programs using such basic metrics as clicks, opens and sometimes even conversions, one expert says most of

  • Tax Returns

    Jackson Hewitt Tax Service is looking to garner response rates as high as 65% to a five million piece direct mail campaign this tax season. In a departure

  • Fuzz Buzz

    The iTunes App Store hit the 3 billion-download mark early in January, and considering it reached the 2 billion threshold only last September, the message

  • Data Can Be Sexy

    There’s no shortage of puns and wordplays that come to mind when thinking about the marketing strategy of a retailer like Frederick’s of Hollywood. But