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Five Delivery Tips
Filters that keep legitimate spam out of your inbox can block e-mail as well. Here’s how to improve deliverability and boost open and response rates.
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Contention Over Cookies
BROWSER COOKIES MAY HAVE outlived their usefulness as Web metrics tools. And their high deletion rates should lead Internet engineers to create new technologies
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Battlefield Utah
ALL EYES IN THE WORLD OF commercial e-mail are on the Free Speech Coalition, a trade group for online pornographers, as it takes the state of Utah to
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DMA Blows Another Chance to Defend Industry
LESS THAN A WEEK AFTER Direct Marketing Association president John Greco vowed in his keynote speech at DMA05 in Atlanta that the association would strive
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CRM Swing Shift
After years of scarfing up the lion’s share of direct marketing budgets, retention has taken a back seat to prospecting, according to Direct magazine’s latest readers’ survey.
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Kestler Financial Improves Its Two-Way Dialogue
What’s a wholesaler of financial products to over 5,500 independent brokers to do when it has to gather information regarding quotes and respond to agent inquiries? Here’s what Kestler Financial Group, Inc. did.
That was the challenge facing Kestler Financial Group, Inc. (KFG), a company specializing in securities, annuities, life insurance and long-term care insurance.
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The Age of the Paperless Bank
Rob Strickland has a dream: That banks will one day operate without paper.
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NY Times Touts Broadway
The New York Times is applauding Broadway with a month-long promotional campaign.
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Dr Pepper Dangles $1 Million in Football Toss
Dec. 3 is going to be a big day for some Dr Pepper fans. During the three championship college football games held that day, one fan will compete for up to $1 million in the Dr Pepper Football Championship Challenge. Dr Pepper has held the challenge for …
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The Beauty of Baileys
Sandra Mitchell, the owner of Divinity Salon and Day Spa in Philadelphia, didn’t like the look of the blue and white tile that blanketed her salon. So