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Learn From the Past
Order information-as well as promotion history and demographic data-can help marketers create segments and regulate customer contacts.When using a customer’s
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Late Mailings Lead to Lawsuit
California company filed a lawsuit against Advo Inc., Windsor, CT, claiming that lost revenue due to alleged mailings by Advo’s lettershop sent the company
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Slowdown for DM Service Suppliers
As world financial crises persist in some countries and loom in others, the stock market continues to show signs of a cautious slowdown. With this development,
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The Ecstasy and the Agony
In our business, you have to have a champion at the top, or there will be no database marketing program. In most industries, database marketing is not
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COMING OF AGE
J. Walker Smith, of market researchers Yankelovich Partners Inc., Norwalk, CT, says age mixes two things, life-stage and cohort, “a generational group
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In the Bag
We-and we don’t mean just the editorial we-were roaming around the Direct Marketing Association’s annual conference in San Francisco last month when it
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McCann Drives Off With the Diamond
The big winner at the 69th Direct Marketing Association Echo awards last month was McCann Relationship Marketing, New York. McCann took both a gold (automotive)
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A New Prescription
In the midst of recent controversy surrounding health maintenance organizations covering Medicare beneficiaries, HMOs are stepping up their use of direct
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Breaking E-borders
The International Federation of Direct Marketing Associations (IFDMA) voted last month to support an e-mail preference service without borders, providing
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Keep It On, Baby
Every marketing conference worth its salt has a buzzword. You know, something catchy, like relationships, e-commerce or-our personal favorite-disintermediation.