Search Results for: data

  • Refractory Segmentation Marketing

    DMers can improve results by gradually refining their target groups LIST SEGMENTATION is the most utilized and least understood process in direct mail.I

  • The Privacy File

    Writer Richard H. Levey found an interesting quote when researching his story on the privacy positions of this year’s presidential candidates:”One measure

  • INFORMATION

    DATA TO GO The DMA’s library expands to become a total resource for the industry Ann Zeller, vice president of information and special projects, laughs

  • BACK-TO-SCHOOL

    UD Enrolls CD Program In August, we reported on the University of Dayton’s customized e-newsletter efforts to reach alumni (“E-News Is Good News,” page

  • Above the Fray

    Rich media beckons marketers in race against cluttered e-mail boxes “you’ve got mail,” the cheery household phrase that alerts a good portion of consumers

  • Tasteful Tryst

    Wine dot-coms merger to enable personalization more targeted e-mail is the intended fruit following October’s blending of WineShopper.com and Wine.com

  • UPDATING THE NEW DM

    What if It All Went Away? THE TREND is definitely not good.Privacy is not an issue that’s going to disappear, so direct marketers will have less data

  • How to Organize Database Priorities

    WHEN TALKING WITH marketing database users about their needs, you’re guaranteed to hear a variety of opinions and expectations.In some cases, the conversation

  • Live From New Orleans: AIM Releases White Papers

    Sometimes free shipping and a coupon in return for consumer data doesn’t cut it: Marketers need to ask for little and kick back a lot if people are going

  • Live From New Orleans: Physician, Regulate Thyself

    What’s the best way to ensure medical privacy?Let the healthcare business regulate itself.That’s the word from the Direct Marketing Association’s Information