Search Results for: Marketers on Fire

  • War Coverage Creates Many “Avails” For DRTV Spots

    If a consumer saw a televised commercial during the current war against Iraq’s opening days, chances are it was a direct response spot. Open inventory

  • Live from the DMI Co-op: Impassioned Plea for Pension Bill

    Time Inc.’s director of postal affairs Jim O’Brien hollered fire and brimstone at Direct Media’s Co-op on Thursday, evangelizing for the postal pension

  • Top of the Class

    While brawn and beauty got a nod, the majority of finalists in this year’s Reggie Awards had something that appealed to the kid in all of us. The Promotion

  • the new telemarketing landscape

    After talking about it for months, the Federal Trade Commission finally came out with its amended Telemarketing Sales Rule in December. And as expected,

  • Living the Image

    Vicki Saunders has been dressing for the prom since December. The Seventeen Magazine director of marketing development chaperones a six-month party that

    Tagged in:
  • Rally Round the Family

    Who knew that one of the best venues for marketing to families was a mud-splattered arena filled with over-sized, ear-splitting trucks driven by guys

  • products

    Thoughts of Summer Baltimore, MD-based Kelsyus Outdoor Recreational Products makes the ratty old beach towel obsolete with its new special-edition backpack

  • Baby Boomers Use Internet to Shop, Study Finds

    Over 40% of all baby boomers shop online, although most spend only five hours a week on the Internet, according to a new survey from Mature Marketing

  • Live from NCDM: Economist Calls on Firms to Invest

    There is hope for recovery in 2003, but only if companies step up and start reinvesting. Business investment has sagged from $69 million in early 2000

  • Nine Little Words

    It goes like this. You produce a promotion that’s really incredible the breakthrough concept brings the strategy to life and gives consumers a once-in-a-lifetime