Q&As
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Database Guru Eyes E-mailers
Arthur Middleton Hughes thinks he may be able to teach e-mail marketers a thing or two. Hughes recently signed a part-time deal with e-Dialog to consult with some of the e-mail service provider’s clients.
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Driving Diversity
Car racing inherently has its risks. So it makes perfect sense for Allstate to be the official insurance company for NASCAR. It also makes sense that
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Going Once, Going Twice
Stouffer’s, the longtime maker of frozen dinners, has put a new spin on loyalty. Valuable prizes are up for auction in exchange for rewards points collected
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Sending Out an RSS
With RSS (Really Simple Syndication), readers can filter content directly to their desktops. Direct recently talked about how DMers can benefit from using RSS feeds with Rok Hrastnik, international Internet director of Ljubljana, Slovenia-based Studio Moderna Group, which operates in the United States and 19 Central and Eastern European markets.
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Sis-Boom-Bah Again
As baby boomers move toward retirement and start shifting their financial resources to essentials like medical expenses and gifts for the grandchildren, marketers may want to set their sights on echo boomers.
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A Call to Postal Action
C. Hamilton Davison, executive director of the American Catalog Mailers Association, was up against a tough audience. He asked catalogers at Merit-Direct’s
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The Industry Needs an Ombudsman
I don’t remember the name of a science-fiction film I saw some years ago, but I remember the plot: An evil serpent (is there any other kind, in fiction?)
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Work E-mails That Say I am Lame
At the risk of offending some readers and others who hold the power to adversely affect my standard of living, it’s time to point out some e-mail writing
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A Tale of Genuine Snail Mail
Somewhere, a list manager is being flogged. No, no, hold your sympathy. There’s no need to stay the hand that chastises someone who rented a 30-year-old