Q&As
-
Agencies
Watching the Watchers
How much spam did you get today? That very question is in itself such a clich it’s spam in print. We’re assaulted on one side by nonsensical or insulting
-
Agencies
Blogging 101
Think of it. A cheap, direct means of working one-on-one, one-to-many with customers, partners, prospects. The ideal means of educating informing persuading.
-
Agencies
A Midtown Castle for The Tudors
To provide the right ambiance for its premiere screening of The Tudors second season, Showtime commissioned a castle for midtown Manhattan. The premium
-
Agencies
Testing the Waters
The Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation’s first direct mail campaign is aimed at persuading former fishing-license holders to renew. In March
-
Agencies
Johnny Be Good?
Nearly half of the respondents to a survey from InfoUSAPoll.com think Republican John McCain would be the most small-business-friendly president out of
-
Agencies
Jenny, Pick Up
Remember the ’80s? Consumers in Delaware are getting a rude reminder thanks to the number 867-5309 popping up on their caller-ID displays when telemarketers
-
Agencies
Walk on Buy
If you want people to buy more shoes, get them to walk more. That’s the idea behind a new point-of-sale poster campaign launched last month by Consolidated
-
Agencies
Somewhere, a Yahoo Marketing Exec Dances on Spitzer’s Grave
Four years before he became infamous as Client No. 9, disgraced former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s utter lack of integrity was on full display during
-
Agencies
A Futile Tug of War
When I showed this Kyocera ad to another person, the reaction I got was Looks fine to me. And indeed it is moderately acceptable by the standard of yesterday’s
-
Agencies
Recession Rewards
The economic downturn has spurred at least one positive: an increase in gift card usage. If the number of retail store card displays and direct mail offers