Q&As
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Loose Cannon: What Comes Between Me and My Calvins? Data Security!
During the past two years, data aggregators, credit card processors and consumer-facing firms have lost, compromised or sold to no-goodniks roughly 98 million private records, according to The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse.
Direct marketers, the means to data security are in your sales files. I propose a new system that will bring direct response marketing front-and-center to the national information security discourse
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Buena Vista Boosts Tune-In Via 45 Million Valpak Mailings, Sweeps
Buena Vista Television is hyping up its TV show According to Jim with a 45 million-piece mailing from Valpak and a sweepstakes dangling the chance to win $25,000.
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Sparkling in Space
THINK PICKING OUT THE RIGHT ACCESSORIES FOR AN outfit is tough? Try choosing the right accessory to launch your mail order company. That’s what Jim Breakell,
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Coupons Take to Third Screen
Twelve Subway sandwich shop franchises in Buffalo, NY, broke a campaign in mid-August that offers consumers alerts and discount coupons via customers’ cell phones.
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Oh It’s OK if He Spams
FOR THIS ISSUE’S MOST SELF-important, empty-headed gasbag activist argument, look no further than a recent commentary piece from Doug Moss, publisher
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Putting Kids to the Test
This summer OfficeMax used reality television, teen-idol charisma and online video to connect with kids and in the process boost Web traffic and in-store
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Solar Power DMer Surges Via SEM, DR Space
SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING and direct response space advertising has helped environment-friendly marketer Alternative Energy grow at 25% a year into a $7.7
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Stay in Touch
YOU NEVER CALL, you never write. Who wants to have their customers say that? Certainly not software marketer PTC, which is seeing an uptick in revenue
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Letting the Black Dog Sell
Retired Navy captain Bob Douglas founded the Black Dog Tavern on Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts in 1971 as a 50-seat restaurant. He opened the place