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E-Zine Mailer Asks for Permission—Again
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society just saw its e-mail list slashed from 33,636 addresses to 4,510 and the organization’s e- mail director is happy about it.
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Coldstone Creamery Gets In the Groove with Dance-Off
Coldstone Creamery is shaking things up with a new contest that puts ice cream lovers on the dance floor for a chance to win $15,000.
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DMers Invest in their Databases with an Eye to ROI: Survey
Vendors, take note: Marketers will spend an average of nearly $250,000 for database upgrades this year. And they are confident these expenditures will pay out.
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Aste+risk Means You’re Risking Your Aste
I ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY, AND UNEQUIVOCALLY BELIEVE IN information optimizing. Information optimizing is making the most of any benefits whatever you’re
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Toasting a Golden Beer
Picture this: A young couple sits at a table in an upscale eatery. The two chat quietly over a glass of imported beer. A well-dressed attendant approaches
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A Report From the Front
WHY WOULD A RESPECTED AUTHORITY RECOMMEND investing in two similar companies toughing it out in a seriously competitive field? Recently, thanks to my
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Albertsons Aims To Turn the Dining Room LIghts Back On
Jim Smits has been touring restaurant kitchens and developing recipes, but he has no aspirations to be a chef. Smits is a 20-year veteran of the grocery
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Subway Freshens Kids Marketing
Subway is extending its reach to tweens by way of a summer tie-in with Vans. The QSR is building out its kids marketing under new management that took