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Drug Companies Shun Promotional Products
ThIS IS GOING TO HURT The pharmaceutical industry has decided to stop handing out giveaways to doctors. There’ll be no more pens, mugs, tote bags, soap
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Trying different promotional messages boosts ROI
We live in an age of information overload Each day we’re exposed to thousands of communication messages; our media channel options are exploding; and
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Finding New Opportunities in Sponsorship Marketing
It’s no secret. Given this economy, all of us, no matter what side of the table we sit at, will be challenged to generate more value with less marketing
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Second-String Sports are on a Fast Track
many american sports fans dismiss pro soccer as a slow, low-scoring game, and regard women’s pro basketball as a second-class sport to the men’s game.
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Publishers Clearing House Launches iPhone Contest
Publishers Clearing House, the longtime subscription/sweepstakes marketer, is going high tech. It’s partnering with social media site Triviatown.com to
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Intelligent Mail Barcoding Leads List of Money-Saving Postal Technologies
With profits sinking and expenses going through the roof, mailers looking to catch a break can save money by making the most of the U.S. Postal Service’s
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A Makeover Maven Reader Writes
Thank you for The Makeover Maven. It’s such a great column. Tom Collins’ insight is refreshing and candid, something welcome and rare in today’s politically
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The Future of the Flog
When we came back from Affiliate Summit, we found ourselves fixated on one of the takeaways that we wrote about upon our return – this notion that part of performance marketing has entered into a race to the bottom.
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Mobile
PCH Develops Sweeps Game for the iPhone
Publishers Clearing House, the long-time direct mailer of sweepstakes, is going high tech.
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Correction
American Satellite of San Diego does not require a $295 termination fee as part of its service agreement for DISH Network, as reported recently in Direct