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Edging Back to Business as Usual
Monday, as the stock market re-opened, U.S. stocks plummeted. But it was a start. So it goes for direct marketers. Call center volume, which came to an almost complete halt last Tuesday, is slowly returning to normal.
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Drivin’ Hard
As customers make purchases they reveal what they like, enabling Whitney to better target them in the future IT USED TO BE REAL EASY to find the recent
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Enough is Enough
A friend of DIRECT shared an embarrassing story with us. Amy (whose last name will remain secret for reasons that will be obvious in a moment) ordered
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Expand Your Focus
The conservative business cases are often strong enough to justify your proposal while giving management a wider margin for error A database’s ability
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California Dreaming
CALIFORNIA, the most ferocious of all states on the privacy issue, is about to top even the federal government. A harsh new opt-in measure was approved
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Dialing the RIGHT Number
The targets for each product are different. When AT&T knows the number of PCs a business has it can determine the best candidates for high-speed data
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Where Has All the Data Gone?
WITH THE ENACTMENT of the Shelby amendment, big compilers like Experian and R.L. Polk & Co. have developed surrogates to fill the loss of Department of
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HealthInfo and Others Form Direct Marketing Group
HealthInfo and its sister division, Generations Publishing, have joined with two other companies to create a direct marketing group called HealthInfo Direct.
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AIM Releases Merge/Purge Guidelines
An Association for Interactive Media (AIM) council is releasing guidelines for e-mail merge/purge today. The guidelines form a suggested standard for the practice of purchasing multiple e-mail lists, combining (merging) them and eliminating (purging) any duplicate names.