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  • How Soon is Now?

    The commercial potential of the Web once appeared boundless. It took an implosion of dot-coms who might have caught Wall Street’s fancy, but never had

  • Sexy Little Things

    Down boy. Hand over that Victoria’s Secret package. We have to examine it for this article. Specialty printer Structural Graphics raised a new creative

  • Cutting The Promo Pie

    How does it feel to be a respectable citizen? That’s what promotion marketers have become, judging from Promo’s 2007 Marketer Trends survey. Two-thirds

  • The New List Business

    Good news. The list business lives. Of the vendors who responded to our 2007 list use survey, a whopping 68% said their commission revenue has risen this

  • DHL Ad Doesn’t Go Anywhere

    Bill Bernbach, Rosser Reeves and David Ogilvy surely were the three greatest brand-advertising thinkers. And as most of my readers know by now, I consider David Ogilvy the greatest of them all.

  • Hire Standards

    If you have online marketing experience, get your resume in shape. The headhunters may be comin’ a callin’. A recent report by The Creative Group shows

  • Pipe Down

    Does anyone remember a cantankerous man named Arnold Fishman? He slammed the Direct Marketing Association years ago for compiling and publicizing pumped-up

  • ZAP THIS

    The advent of TiVo, enabling television viewers to zap past the commercials, has left advertisers seeking new ways to use the medium. Enter product placement,

  • The Road to Wellville

    If ever there is a Promotions Hall of Fame, a corner should be reserved for Hulbert Harrington Warner, a businessman who suffered from kidney trouble.

  • Getting In

    If you have any doubts about how thoroughly geeky I can be and believe me, I can provide testimonials from family and friends please consider the nerd