Search Results for: content marketing
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Changing Channels
Branded entertainment may be the hottest trend in TV since the introduction of the remote. But a warning to couch potatoes—these promotions will get you out of your seat and into the stores!
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Segmenting Seniors…Or Not?
THE 50+ CROWD IS GROWING FAST. By 2010 the U.S. Census Bureau says there will be 97.1 million senior citizens across the country, compared to 77.8 million
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Match Point
TENNIS FANS FROM ALL around the world flocked to Flushing, NY, last month for the season’s final stop on the Grand Slam circuit, the U.S. Open. Sponsors
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Bridging the Divide
Direct’s first B-to-B roundtable explores the gap between the needs of sales and marketing, and the dilemma of channel conflict
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Ready, Set, Launch!
WHAT’S THE sexiest word in the English language? Any marketer knows: “NEW!” But with a slew of new products hitting store shelves, it takes a savvy promoter
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IF Asks FTC to Clarify Definition of Commercial E-mail
The Incentive Federation, Inc. has asked the Federal Trade Commission to clarify the definition of a commercial e-mail message with respect to non-profit tax-exempt organizations. The definition could have far reaching impact on trade associations’ …
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Mail Stream: A Report on Incoming Direct Mail
Lands’ End Going to the Dogs Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Lands’ End, a staple of the industry for over 40 years, mixes it up a bit with catalog cover photos of dogs decked out in redesigned Performance Mesh Polos. A signature Lands’ …
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BrandWizzard Teams Up With EMC Corp.
New York based BrandWizzard Technologies Inc. and EMC Corp. of Hopkinton, MA have entered a strategic partnership to promote use of Web-based digital artwork for packaging and collateral materials in the life sciences and financial services sectors.
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Insuring Diversity
African Americans are one of the latest cultural groups that New York Life is reaching out to touch
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DMA Asks FTC to Recognize Transactional Vs. Commercial E-mail Differences
The Federal Trade Commission should clarify the CAN-SPAM act to recognize the difference between purely sales-oriented e-mail and billing, transaction confirmation or other relationship messages, according to lobbying efforts from the Direct Marketing Association.