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Lowering Sales Pressure
Medical instrument manufacturer Medwave is hoping a new Web-based tool will boost sales by at least 10% and lower the cost of its prospecting visits,
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The E-zine for Cinephiles
TIRED OF THE USUAL DRECK from Hollywood? Then do what many New York film lovers do: Head to the Film Forum, a small nonprofit theater on the border of
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Harley Dealers Rev Up E-mail
Most Harley-Davidson bike owners are probably too busy to sit down and read much. But there is one thing they’re likely to scan when it comes in: the
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
DON’T GET THEM STARTED I am appalled at the self-righteous, attacking, personal tone that Ken Magill took toward Keri Smith and Jeff Pitcher in his column
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Good to the Last Flop
EVERY COUPLE OF YEARS, IN THE PAGES OF THIS MAGAZINE, I wonder publicly about a syndrome we should call slogan decay. No, I’m not sliding back into my
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FTC Warns Hawaii
The Federal Trade Commission advised Hawaii last month of the dangers of implementing a so-called child protection do-not-e-mail list. This is the third
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SEO Helps Build DMer’s Business
Mark Zoske has turned a passion for salt into a $3.5 million-a-year online business, largely by using search engine optimization. His firm, SaltWorks,
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A New IT Choice
DIRECT RESPONSE radio spots and search have helped computer repair firm PlumChoice build a base of 30,000 small- and home-office customers. Ted Werth
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A Weighty Issue
The U.S. Postal Service has done an amazing job reducing costs. But thus far, despite stiffening competition, mailers haven’t seen it do much to increase