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Golden Age of the Geo-Geek
SCIENCE SAYS THE ABILITY TO navigate was developed to enable early humans who stumbled on a bountiful berry bush or well-stocked watering hole to find
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Read This Before You Hit Send
THOUGH E-MAIL’S LOW COST has led to some infamously sloppy list practices, inbox providers are taking steps that will force direct marketers to clean
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Ringing Down Costs
WHEN INTERACTIVE voice response (IVR) technology was introduced at telemarketing call centers in the 1980s it created an economic revolution. Costs were
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
IT’S ALL ABOUT MONEY Kudos to Ken Magill for illuminating the Unspam Inc./state do-not-e-mail-registry connection (Don’t Get Him Started, April). With
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The Dark Side of Ingenuity
SOME MARKETERS’ SENSE OF SALESMANSHIP SAILS OVER THE TOP, INTO A DARK AND IMPENETRABLE NEVER-NEVER LAND THEY PLOW WITH INGENIOUS, ON-THE-EDGE-OF REALITY
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Sizing Up Click Fraud
NO ONE’S CLAIMING CLICK FRAUD NEVER HAPPENS, BUT THE LARGE SEARCH ENGINES say bogus ad clicks are a small, manageable problem, caught either before advertisers
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CORRECTION
The cover byline for the recent feature on mobile marketing (Down to Earth, May) was incorrect. The story was written by Brian Quinton.
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Try This, Try That
AT A RECENT MARKETING conference, a case study was presented on the use of digital printing for a prominent nonprofit. The nonprofit experienced unbelievable