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Sox in Mouth
Baseball’s 2007 World Series champions likely will have been crowned by the time you read this. Will the Boston Red Sox be the kings of the sandlot, or
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Radio Lives
In 1951, radio promotions pioneer Todd Storz caused legendary traffic jams in Omaha, Neb., when his local station KOWH gave clues to listeners where they
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Pro-Choice
The theme of John Greco’s opening address at DMA07 last month was choice for consumers. Good topic. But it did give rise to a heretical thought: Maybe
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Letters to the Editor
I had an experience similar to the one Beth Negus Viveiros described in her column (Pushing the Envelope, September).
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Create a Community
These days there’s a social networking Web site for just about every interest group from green living and activism (Care2) to dating and even flirting
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Model Behavior
Want to drive higher responses and find a wealth of viable prospects in your database?
You’ll have to brave a bit of math. That is, you must segment your file and apply predictive models to it. And that’s a complex task. Above all, you have to know what models can and can’t do.
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Justly Enriched
Thinking of starting a promotional campaign? Save your money until you know your staff is behind you. That seems to be the view, at least in part, of
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The Online Gate Is Open
Let’s say you’re a midsize company in an industry dominated by giants and you want to play with the big boys. They’re big for a reason established brands,
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Say Cheese
You could tell you were in the right place by the smell in the air: a wafting whiff of cheese fondue simmering with wine and herbs. Go straight through