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Month: October 2011

  • Broker Roundtable: USPS Finances and Direct Mail

    Welcome to Broker Roundtable, where each week we ask list brokers to give their opinions on issues that matter to the marketing community. This week’s question: What impact will the USPS’ ever-worsening financial picture have on direct mail?

  • Sports Sponsorships Still Top Pick

    The four major U.S. pro sports leagues and teams are on track to post a 7.9% increase in sponsorship revenue in 2011.

  • The Four Tiers of Loyalty: Where Do Your Customers Fit In?

    Many companies continue to simply think of loyalty as a customer’s repeated purchase of a product or service. When marketers look deeper, they’ll find distinctly different types of loyalty.

  • A Better DMA

    There’s a palpably upbeat energy at this year’s Direct Marketing Association Conference and Exhibition. The breakout concurrent sessions

  • One-Fifth of Marketing Email Hitting Junk Folders: Report

    Only 81% of commercial email is reaching inboxes, according to a new benchmark report from Return Path.

  • 5 Tips to Reach Hispanics with Health Messages

    To reach Latinos with health-education messages, social marketers first must understand how culture shapes beliefs and behaviors. Culture is at the heart of successful Latino-targeted health-communications campaigns. Here are five tips to communicating health messages to Latinos:

  • A Word From Borden

    The Borden Dairy Co. will begin running sweepstakes as part of a new robust marketing program to grow its share of the milk market

  • Go Forth And Tape!

    The Duct Tape brand can get people to do some pretty crazy things. High-school students have fashioned entire prom dresses and suits from the sticky stuff

  • Chieftains: Whole Foods, DC Comics, Marie Callender’s

    TRUTH, JUSTICE AND TWITTER | Effectively throwing out the superpowered baby with the kryptonite-irradiated bathwater, DC Comics relaunched all of its titles

  • Coke Gives Schools a Chance

    Over the last three months, Coke added an attractive prize to its popular My Coke Rewards program. Codes entered from specially marked packages of Sprite could be submitted by Nov. 6 to win one of 25 grants worth $25,000 for their favorite school