Search Results for: Marketers on Fire
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What’s on the Horizon
WHEN IT COMES TO TRAVEL INCENTIVES, `LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION’ IS NO LONGER THE GOLDEN RULE.Travel giveaways are among the most popular and effective
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Payback Time
FINALLY-someone has had the nerve to stand up to MAPS (Mail Abuse Prevention System LLC).Yesmail filed an action against the Internet watchdog, and it
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Cease-fire
MAPS agrees that Yesmail’s no spammer; suit on hold LITTLE MORE than a week after it erupted, the great war between e-mailer Yesmail.com and Mail Abuse
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The One-to-One Marketing Myth
We have all fallen into the “one-to-one” marketing trap. Songwriter Randy Newman once penned, “One is the loneliest number,” yet we promote one-to-one
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Smoking Guns: Laura Deeb got hooked on a TV spot and a train ride.
Tobacco companies will contribute as much as $1.4 billion annually to raise a generation of non-smokers. Between the parties and the PSAs, teens are getting
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All Aboard: A caboose-ful of partners hypes Thomas the Tank Engine’s film debut.
After two decades of entertaining kids on PBS, Thomas the Tank Engine has finally thrown the track switch and will divert into 2,000 movie theatres this
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Cellblock Callers: Utah to end inmate work program
Utah inmates making telemarketing calls as part of a prison work program solicited the home address of an unsuspecting young Texas girl earlier this year,
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Charging Forward : Energizer buys a Magic Bus ticket for the fall.
He may keep going and going, but even that peppy rabbit needs a ride every now and then.Next October, battery maker Energizer Holdings’ hippity-hoppity
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THE ZIP CODE: Whew.
The Zipatoni Company proved its mettle in 1999 after a single win from Miller Brewing Co. tripled billings at the little St. Louis shop in 1998. Zip digested
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BLACKLIST: ISPs block e-mail transmissions based on data from anti-spam group
ScubaDiving.com, a Web site operated by Rodale, was shut down for three days after an anti-spam group complained that the publisher had spammed consumers.The