Search Results for: influencers

  • A Fair Chance for New Media

    FOR EACH OF the past four years I’ve had the pleasure of attending London’s International Direct Marketing Fair, there’s been a cultural milestone or

  • Targeting Increases Sampling’s Impact

    WHAT COULD BE more effective? A company wants you to experience how its new shampoo enraptures you with each aromatic bubble that drips down your tresses.

  • Live From Strasbourg: Fedma Adopts Telemarketing Guidelines

    The Federation of European Direct Marketing, at its annual forum, yesterday released a set of principles on the use of the telephone as a marketing medium

  • Corporate Images

    THE GAS STATION would be an obvious symbol to use if you are a gas company marketing to consumers. But how does a giant oil firm make an impression on

  • Picketing for Sales in Israel

    Traffic to marketers in America means the number of shoppers in a retail outlet. But over the past several months, traffic has taken on a whole new meaning

  • Not Your Mother’s COUPON

    There are three kinds of customers: new ones, loyal ones, and prospective ones. Coupons – especially the ones housed in colorful free-standing inserts

  • Feeding the Inner Child

    It seems that every agency pats itself on the back for promoting an environment in which creativity can flourish, as though simply saying it will seduce

  • SUDDEN IMPACT

    Everything old is new again at Impact. Sort of. At the beginning of the year, Chicago-based Foote, Cone & Belding reorganized its promo agency – again.

  • Real-World Modeling-It’s Not About Tools

    OCCASIONALLY THERE ARE articles in the trade and academic press about the relative merits of neural networks, logistic regression and what I’ll refer

  • Sweepstakes Mailers Hustle to Fight Collins Bill

    THE DIRECT MARKETING and publishing industries are scrambling to influence a bill that could levy hefty fines and tough disclosure requirements for sweepstakes