Q&As
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Linking Back-to-School & Back-to-Health: Not So Simple.
Each year, as awareness of health and wellness increases, more and more marketers are seeking to leverage this psychological fresh start to promote
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Rewarding Those Who Have It All
It’s a high-class, and at times bewitching, problem. Properly rewarding a customer who spends $200,000 a year could be as easy as a walk in the park
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P&I Postscripts
American Express: is offering its card members an exclusive night out, its first Fashion’s Night Out: The Show. The show was held yesterday in New York City and streamed live
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Q&A with La Quinta VP Marketing
La Quinta Inn & Suites is in the business of putting people up for a good night’s rest at any of its 800 mid-scale hotels
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The Shifting Landscape of TV Advertising—Content (and the Consumer) Are King
While consumers will always love watching video content on large panel high-definition displays, this method of content distribution is in a state of flux.
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The Art & Science of Agency Selection
No longer do agencies consistently win business by wining and dining prospects. Instead, marketers complete a more accountable selection process based on past results and measurable successes.
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Alterian Acquires Social Media Analytics Firm Intrepid
Alterian, a direct marketing analytics firm, has acquired Intrepid, an international market research and social media analytics consultancy.
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Harte-Hanks Buys Information Arts Ltd.
Harte-Hanks Inc. has bought Information Arts Ltd, a U.K.-based database marketing services company, for an undisclosed sum.
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Second Chances: A Guide to Retesting Files
Life is full of second chances. You may try a restaurant more than once to determine how good their food is. You might see a movie by an actor who was once in a movie you hated. You might even go on a second date with someone even if the chemistry wasn’t there the first time out. So why wouldn’t you retest a file and give it a second chance?
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USPS Reports $764 Million Loss for July
The U.S. Postal Service reported a net loss of $764 million for July on revenue of $5.3 billion, according to preliminary reports filed with the Postal Regulatory Commission.