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  • Scare Tactics

    To the meek, managing content across multiple channels can be a daunting one might even say scary task. But Comcast wasn’t afraid of marketing plans going

  • E-mail List Killers

    Deleting inactive addresses from a house file may be the last thing most traditional direct marketers would do, but it’s becoming a necessity in e-mail.

  • Casting Call

    If you missed some stunt that a marketer pulled on the street today, don’t worry. Chances are it’ll end up on TV-and not necessarily on the evening news.

  • Coupon Redención

    So much for the myth that Hispanics don’t use coupons. Latins redeem them just as voraciously as other groups, a study by direct mail media company Advo

  • Greetings, Earthling!

    Printers, envelope makers, lend me your ears. I come bearing good news: Direct mail is here to stay. I realized this as I re-searched a piece on greeting

  • Is There a Doctor in the Store?

    Got a cough? Forget the doctor. Go to a grocery store. That’s right. Medical clinics are springing up in supermarkets, mass-merchandise outlets and drug

  • Do-It-Yourself Sweeps

    Move over, Google. Here comes a shot of Caffeine. Caffeine is a do-it-yourself system that lets small-business owners run online sweepstakes and coupons

  • Handling Calls In-House

    f you’re dialing into a call center from home, chances are you may be relaxing in pajamas and slippers. And chances are the reps you talk to may be in their PJs too.

  • You Wouldn’t Treat Your Most Productive Sales Rep This Way

    For those DMers who are still unconvinced that e-mail’s a different animal than direct mail, look no further than the following pitch that arrived in

  • Come One, Come All

    March is Memories Month at Garden Fresh restaurants. The chain has informed 500,000 customers through e-mail that a classic creamy tomato soup is being