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OnStar Offers Car Giveaway with Push-button Ease
OnStar’s in-vehicle service is channel for sweepstakes to reactivate former users
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Why Near East Chose Seattle for its First Vehicle Tour
Depending on where in the U.S. you live, you may or may not know what couscous is. The Near East brand, a marketer of couscous and other specialty side dishes, is about to change that by introducing its first mobile sampling tour.
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Spring Cleaning Your Customer Database
My company recently launched a new website for one of our divisions. Within the tools section is the ability for customers to subscribe to our email newsletters. Getting these requests has been eye opening.
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Ex-Fitness Trainer Tests First Infomercial
Jerry Abbott, a personal fitness trainer for 20+ years, has begun testing his first-ever infomercial for the Torsoball.
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Amex Launches Cardmember Deals via Foursquare Check-ins
American Express is taking a new swing at burnishing both its youth appeal and its loyalty with current cardmembers, and it’s choosing the location-based social platform Foursquare to do so
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Trade Show Giveaways 101
Here are a few tips to help companies make their tradeshow giveaways—and, by extension, their brand—exciting and memorable.
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Using Postal Techniques to Find a Better Way to Test Email Lists
When my firm first began renting email lists for clients about two years, my initial experiences were pretty good.
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Kmart, Other Brands Test Geo-located Text Messaging with AT&T ShopAlerts
Some big names in both retail and consumer goods are partnering with wireless carrier AT&T to test the impact of text messages that send themselves automatically when customers
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Six Tips To Increase Your Direct Mail Open Rates
Your direct mail package could include the most clever appeal ever written or offer the world’s best premium, but if your target never opens it, it is all for naught
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California’s No-ZIP Ruling Breeds Lawsuits, List Concerns
Last month’s ruling by the California Supreme Court bars retailers from asking for ZIP codes from credit-card store shoppers