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Mailers Get New Options
The U.S. Postal Service is about to give Standard A (advertising) and first class mailers a new option for processing presorted letter-size mail.Beginning
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Co-ops.com
Despite its unprecedented growth year to year, e-commerce accounts for only 2% of retail sales. Marketers are looking for ways to drive consumers to their
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Virtual Limbo – Nothing to L.O.L. About
One of my pet annoyances is the punctuational shorthand the Internet has thrust upon our consciousness. “:-)” is supposed to mean something – smile or
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Increasing the Traction
One could say Volvo Cars of North America, Inc. is looking for better mileage with its newest model – a revamped Web site slated to debut this spring.The
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The Problem – and the Solution – Is Management
By now, everyone knows that to gain the most competitive advantage out of the Internet, a company must organize itself around the customer and embrace
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HITTING THE OPEN ROAD: AUTOBYTEL.COM CREATES NEW DIVISION TO EXPAND DEALER BASE
Autobytel.com has created a new division to expand its wholesale offerings to a wider base of car dealers – and drive away with a bigger chunk of the
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New Risk Model For Prospects With No Credit History
Equifax, Atlanta, released Thin Rank, a new risk modeling software that rank orders consumers with little or no credit history.Up to now, Equifax maintains,
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Oiling…No, Make That Greasing…the Olympic Lamp
ALONG WITH “legal ethics” and “military intelligence,” “Olympic Games” is a current oxymoron.Games? Games are a bunch of kids choosing sides for softball,
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The Call Of the Web: Tele-regulations could migrate online
As teleservices and Internet applications converge, online marketers should keep a close eye on telemarketing legislation.”There’s not much regulation