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The Power of Tower
THE PASSING OF A ONCE-GREAT retail chain tends to evoke both pity and awe, like the sinking of the Andrea Doria. So it wasn’t surprising that the news
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Multichannel Mix
Direct talked recently with Chris Carrington and Philip Donahue of catalog design firm Lorel Marketing Group about the catalog and multichannel trends they see for 2007.
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Putting a Price on Naughty or Nice
Santa Claus’ load would be lightened considerably if he ditched the toy-making elves and chose his gifts from Neiman Marcus’ Christmas Book.
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NCDM Focuses on Integration
DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED customer experience across multiple marketing channels is the theme of this year’s National Center for Database Marketing conference.
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Communications That Count
THE WAY A CATALOG REACTS TO CUSTOMERS CAN AFFECT ITS whole business. That said, it’s a wonder more catalogers don’t dedicate far more money to stellar communications.
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Pay-per-Call Works a Little ServiceMagic
The people ServiceMagic serves are busy folks: carpenters, contractors, landscapers, plumbers, dry wallers, house cleaners and other home-improvement
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More for Less
Direct marketing is cyclical. In boom times DMers attempt to change their fortunes through prospecting; in slower periods they focus on nurturing existing
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Feds Side With Utah in Registry Battle
IN A MASSIVE BLOW TO EFFORTS to have Utah’s do-not-e-mail law overturned, the U.S. Department of Justice weighed in with court papers supporting the state’s
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Judge Won’t Overturn Spamhaus Ruling
A FEDERAL JUDGE IN Illinois recently denied anti-spam blacklisting group The Spamhaus Project’s motions to dismiss an $11.7 million default judgment against
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Room to Grow
THE PERSON WHO HELPS YOU send out your next e-mail campaign may be a kid, but he’s part of a young and growing industry and quite possibly has more job