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Web Works Wonders for Hair-Care Firm
Dr. Miracle’s is using direct response print, television, the Web and unconventional advertising wisdom to make a name for itself. And it seems to be
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Many Questions, Few Answers
INQUIRING MINDS WANT TO know: Will R2006 be the last rate case mailers have to deal with under the present postal ratemaking system? Will we see an end
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We’re No. 1
IT’S A GREAT TIME TO BE A DIRECT MARKETER. Every survey points to the fact that marketing executives want performance-measurement tools. The leading buzzword
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What Went Wrong?
Deborah Gallagher isn’t convinced that e-mail works for prospecting. But she’s willing to give it another chance. The MIT Sloan Management Review’s director
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Inventive Incentives
Last month, the Coca-Cola Co. topped 2.5 million registered users for its My Coke Rewards loyalty program, largely by dangling incentives such as cruises
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Be Blogged or Be Gone
Catalogers, have you blogged yourselves yet? A recent Non Sequitur comic strip pictured a supposedly typical pick-up scene at a bar, showing a women instantly
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Turning the Wheel
Have you looked around your neighborhood lately? Especially if you’re in the suburbs, chances are you see a lot of folks driving SUVs. Families with several
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Where’s the Beef?
SURE, RED MEAT MAY NOT be the best thing for your arteries. But it might flow quite nicely through your browser. Come along for a tour of some steak-house
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On the Phone or Away From Your Desk? Don’t Tell Us About It
A while back, the United Nations estimated that spam cost the world’s economy $25 billion the preceding year in lost productivity and money spent protecting
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Faith and Metrics
If there’s one thing direct marketers know, it’s that you can’t take anything on faith. But they tend to forget that when marketing to the religious.