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Spam Attack
FEDERAL ANTI-SPAM LEGISLATION is becoming as plentiful as the millions of unsolicited bulk e-mails jamming inboxes every day. Since April, three bills
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Exec Tells How to Launch a Nonprofit Group
Anne Chalmers heard about her old friend Marsha Wallen’s new job as membership development director at Oceana just after Labor Day 2001. Chalmers called,
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E-mail Draws Webinar Attendees
Personnel Decisions International, a human resources consulting firm, sought an innovative way to market a new Web-based product that measures change
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Search for the Right Tune
In its prospecting efforts, downloadable music site Pressplay.com has found that search engine marketing hits the right key. The site was launched in
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Whatever Happened to Service?
Ask most folks in the catalog industry what edge catalogs have over retail and they’ll say or If you think about it, convenience is actually a form of
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CRM: One Size Just Doesn’t Fit
CRM software is expensive. CRM software demands a learning curve. CRM software requires a team of technicians, both for installation and for operation.
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The New Federalism
Talk about change. Conservative businesspeople who thought of the federal government as the root of all evil are singing a different tune. Even the most
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ATV Mailing Drives Down Costs
Digital printing helped Polaris Industries cut costs in half for a recent lead generation mailing to promote the 2004 Sportsman all-terrain vehicle. The
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letters to the editor
MORE SERVICE WOES Loved the Op-ed (Pushing the Envelope, May 1). I was amazed at how little service was available at some retailers, too. After one baby
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News briefs/directmag.com
5/15 THE POSTAL RATE COMMISSION approved the U.S. Postal Service’s first negotiated service agreement with Capital One Services Inc. Capital One will