Q&As
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Agencies
Details Emerge for American Eagle’s DM Strategy
In a discussion of its 2009 plans, apparel marketer American Eagle referred to direct marketing
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Agencies
Upromise Offers $10,000 for College Tuition in Video Contest
Just the mere thought of paying for college tuition can strike fear in the hearts of everyday Americans. More and more stories emerge of students
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Think Outside the Box: Enhance Data to Optimize Response
Finding good, affordable, responsive lists seems to be getting harder and harder every day
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DM Strong As Income, Sales Are Off For A&F
Don’t blame direct channels for Abercrombie & Fitch’s lackluster 2008 performance. While the retailer’s overall sales and net income fell, direct sales rose both in term of total volume and as a percentage of sales. More, along with The Analyst’s Take, follows.
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Agencies
Meet the Broker: Herb Torgersen
A nearly 29-year industry veteran, Herb Torgersen now sees a lot of growth potential among such non-traditional direct marketers as pharmaceutical and consumer packaged goods companies
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Agencies
Buy a Ticket, and Disney Plants a Tree
To promote the first full-length theatrical film launched under its year-old Disneynature documentary label, the Walt Disney company is offering to plant a tree for every U.S. ticket it sells during the movie’s first week of release.
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Walmart Celebrates the Decade of SpongeBob
The in-store sale will be integrated with Walmart’s TV, print and online advertising for the month, as well as in-store signage and a presence in the Walmart circular and on the main Web site.
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Five Ways to Make Retail Partnerships Work
In any economic climate, partnerships can be a good addition to a brand’s marketing mix. They provide increased reach, stretching of marketing budgets and positive brand associations. Just as important as choosing the right partner is ensuring that your partnerships are relevant in retail environments.
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Beauty Category Struggles, Some Bright Spots
The beauty industry has suffered along with the rest trying to pitch products to weary consumers in a trouble economy.