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  • Survey Shows Marketers Want Analytics

    Marketers have many needs these days. But one tops them all, according to a new survey from the CMO Council.
    When asked their most urgent developmental priority, over half said it was to improve their marketing analytics capability.

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  • Cancer Treatment Group Invites Patients to Chat

    Serious illness usually goes hand in hand with the inability to sleep. But who can you talk to at 2 a.m. when your mind won’t rest?
    At Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA,) patients can talk to a live oncology information specialist 24/8, 365 days a year by “clicking to chat” online.

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  • Key Hyundai Builds Loyalty—After the Purchase

    New cars are an expensive proposition and a purchase that the majority of individuals don’t make very often. But dealerships realize the value in turning the one-time purchaser into a life-long customer. And there are ways to keep them coming back.

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  • Lifetime Value Redux

    I have the utmost respect for Les Wunderman as well as for Don Peppers and Martha Rogers, but I am dismayed at the “who invented LTV” quarrel that has been going on in The CRM Loop.

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  • Listline e-Newsletter 12/15/05

    MeritDirect has been selected to manage the Resort and Recreation
    Magazine controlled circulation list. This publication reaches 66,961
    individuals in the resort hospitality and commercial recreation
    industries.

  • Yahoo! Teams With Movable Type

    Sunnyvale, California-based Yahoo! has teamed with Six Apart, creator of Movable Type, the most popular software used to generate professional blogs. The announcement made on Sunday asserted that Yahoo! is now the preferred supplier of Movable Type for…

  • The Pitfalls and Perils of Signing Celebrities

    When T-Mobile signed actress Catherine Zeta-Jones as its spokesperson, it gave her unlimited service and an armload of devices, offering her every opportunity to use the products, both in public and in private. The deal included language that she would use her best effort to dissuade producers from using competitive products in any of her films, and the two camps even agreed on the specific model of plane she would fly in based on whether she was traveling under or over four hours.

  • Listline e-Newsletter 12/14/05

    Conrad Direct was selected to manage a list of 102,885 who contributed
    to the politically conservative organization Judicial Watch Inc. in the
    last 24 months. Yankee List Marketing was the previous list manager.

  • Carlson Revamps, Adds Four Execs

    Carlson Marketing has realigned its businesses to leverage the agency’s marketing services globally. The Minneapolis-based agency, which specializes in data-based, direct and loyalty marketing, earlier this month formed three divisions specializing in …

  • FTC Focuses on Do-Not-Call List, Obesity and Rebates

    The Federal Trade Commission’s consumer protection division has some key issues in its sites for 2006, including childhood obesity, rebates and other marketing tactics.