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  • Secret Weapon?

    The marketing tactic that most directly changes consumer behavior sampling is frequently left at the bottom of the marketing budget. Study after study

  • Community With Characters

    If you love or chances are you’ve visited one of the endless Web sites devoted to the shows. Perhaps you’ve even blogged about what might happen next

  • Clutter Cutter

    John Miller has been promoting TV programs since the 1970s when the Big Three broadcast networks constituted commercial television. But things have changed:

  • Soft Soap

    Quick, what’s the longest story ever told? If you answered daytime drama The Guiding Light, then Procter & Gamble has done its job. The company originally

  • Miller Takes a Stand on Seats

    Companies have a hard enough time protecting their brand from knock-offs in the real world. But the rise of virtual worlds has opened a new front in the

  • And the Winners Are

    As I type this, the lights have just flickered out in my jack-o’-lantern, which means it’s time to pore over the holiday catalogs. Between Labor Day and

  • Nissan Heads North

    After four years of getting response rates as high as 10% in the United States, Nissan North America Inc. has exported its customer-retention direct mail program to Canada.

  • Happy, Happy

    We have a pat answer for anyone who wishes us Happy New Year on Dec. 31: What is happy about it? Yes, we’re paraphrasing Damon Runyon. But Runyon makes

  • Fortuitous Mistakes

    As Marketers, we make all kinds of mistakes. We may not care to admit it, but on average even the best measurable marketers are right only about a third

  • Prime Rating

    Consumers are entitled by law to a free annual credit report. But there’s another way of learning where they stand: Sign up for DirecTV.