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Agencies
Pepsi Baseball Tie-In Dangles Opening Day Tickets for Life
Pepsi is leveraging its sponsorship with Major League Baseball to help re-launch its Pepsi One diet cola drink. A sweeps dangles opening day tickets for life. All contestants in the Pepsi One Game One sweeps get a chance at picking the winners of all 14 …
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A&E Touts Knievel via Online Game
A&E’s game already has fans jumping to its site Cable network A&E is using an online game to tout its new show Knievel’s Wild Ride. A&E this week sends an e-mail blast to 800,000 online game enthusiasts inviting them to play the Knievel’s Wild Ride …
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Listline e-Newsletter
Several postal and e-mail master files were recently introduced by the
marketing services firm Enterprise Marketing Solutions Inc. These
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Loose Cannon: Into the Valley of Paranoia Rode the 600
What a time to launch a new information-compiling scheme. The data industry has been chugging along at one scandal per the week (collect
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Radio Seeks a Savior
Elvis Costello once sang, “Radio is our sound salvation.” Now it turns out his ironic tone may have hit just the right note: The question today is, Who will save radio?
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Walter Karl Inc. has assumed management of the Clinton Presidential
Library Donors file. A total of 76,797 records are available. -
Act on Transaction
The adage is a true for many retailers today as it was 50 years ago: “I know half of my advertising is wasted; I just don’t know which half.” Retailers spend vast sums on marketing, yet they have a limited ability to prove their ROI. It doesn’t have to be that way.
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Beyond the Press Release
How many times have you seen a competitor’s company or product featured in a newspaper or magazine article and said, “Why can’t my company get coverage like that?” The answer is often simple: The company used some form of public relations.
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Strategies to Restore Your Customer’s Trust in E-Commerce
Phishing, hacking, spamming, hijacking—the vocabulary of cyber fraud is expanding by the minute. For customers slammed with online scams of every hue and stripe, the outcome is a loss of trust in Internet commerce, says a thought-provoking new report from Forrester Research Inc. And the distrust affects even people who have shopped on the Internet for years: