Q&As
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Knicks Score With DR Campaign
A $1 million campaign to sell season tickets has pulled response rates as high as 80% for the NBA’s New York Knickerbockers. For 15 years, the Big Apple’s
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FTC Targets Negative-Option Plans
Negative-option marketing is facing increased scrutiny as the government steps up enforcement measures and the industry implements stricter guidelines.
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Direct From the Consumer: Patience Is a Profit Center
In the business of direct marketing, we are always in a hurry. We hustle our mailers out the door to be the first to arrive. We perk up our offers with
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DIRECT listline
NEW LISTS Oxmoor House This file names Oxmoor House Internet book buyers at their postal addresses. Those listed bought books online from the publishing
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Training Firm Turns to E-mail, Webinars
Global Knowledge, a computer training company that once relied only on direct mail to market its courses, pulled in more than 2,435 leads through October
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letters to the editor
GOING NOWHERE? I love to read Ray Schultz’s column. And I hope he doesn’t miss the e-mail announcing that Bob Wientzen has resigned (Direct Hit, Nov.
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News briefs from Directmag.com
Nov. 12, 2002 Viking Office Products has entered the Portuguese market. The new business, which is targeted to the small-to-medium-sized companies, is
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Catalog Q&A
Q. Somebody told me that you can’t send unsolicited faxes. My catalog company does a lot of follow-up fax solicitations to our customers. Are we breaking
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Post-Election Blahs
Last month’s election, far from helping direct marketers, could actually hurt them by speeding up passage of privacy legislation, sources said. For example,
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Direct Hit: Tidings of Cheer
Beleaguered direct mailers got the best holiday gift of all last month when Postmaster General Jack Potter announced that there might not be another rate