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  • Tiger (Not Woods) Plugs Golf Tournament

    IN AN EFFORT to target young golfers, The Ladies Professional Golf Association incorporated Tony the Tiger and Ernie the Elf into a direct mail piece

  • Thanking Heaven

    DALLAS-BASED 7-Eleven celebrates its 75th birthday next month with a bevy of in-store promotions and a two-day party in New York City. We founded the

  • Flash Survey Shows DM Uptick

    THE DIRECT MARKETING INDUSTRY’S economic picture is improving, according to a flash poll of DIRECT readers. But whether this is because the starting point

  • Agency Net Revenues: Down to Earth

    Lest you think a 9.4-percent revenue increase among promotion agencies is a bit too rosy, consider the fact that the figure represents the segment’s lowest

  • Introduction: Riding it Out

    Every industry is entitled to a bad year once in a while. In 2001, just about every industry had one. Net revenues among the members of the PROMO 100

  • Interactive Marketing: The Tempo Slows

    It’s kind of strange to be talking in critical terms about a segment that grew 15.4 percent to $1.5 billion. But when the Internet is the segment in question,

  • Buttonholing Addresses

    Brooks Brothers started in 1818 but it’s making every attempt to stay on top of the trends when it comes to marketing. Now owned by Retail Brand Alliance

  • E-mail Now More Profitable, Survey Shows

    E-MAIL use is becoming more profitable. The average amount of revenue generated from an online buyer grew from $168 in 2001 to $208 in 2002, while the

  • Learning the Business

    AFTER A TWO-YEAR HIATUS, the Direct Marketing Association’s List Council is reviving its Young Professionals series to train junior employees at list

  • The Great Plains

    HOW FITTING IT IS that Chicago is home to this year’s catalog conference. The mail order business was born here, and the whole Midwest was its nursery.