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  • Listline e-Newsletter 12/04/07

    Millard Group Inc. has been tapped to manage a list of 1.7 million
    CD-ROM software buyers for Ohio Distinctive Software.

  • Blue Christmas

    Blame it on the mortgage crisis or on high fuel costs. But consumers are expected to limit their holiday gift-giving this year, and that’s going to hurt

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  • Secret Weapon?

    The marketing tactic that most directly changes consumer behavior sampling is frequently left at the bottom of the marketing budget. Study after study

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  • Digital Directive

    Consumers love to get free music downloads. Starbucks, on Nov. 7, wrapped a month long promotion that gave away more than 50 million iTunes songs.

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  • A Bear Story

    Patty Odell shares a curious tale
    of a wily bear and good customer
    service.

  • Letters to the Editor

    Robert Crumb is right on target! It’s tough to swallow. The truth of it is, our society despises most of the techniques real advertising does. Much of it is invasive and done in poor taste. Advertising has changed much in the same way that science fiction and horror movies have changed from the 1950s and 1960s. Nowadays those types of films have

  • Widgets? They’re Easy

    Staples has an button for you. In fact, it has several. There’s the one that’s been featured in its print and television ads since 2005. There’s also

  • FTC Investigating Classmates Corp. Over Renewals

    The Federal Trade Commission is investigating online social network direct marketing firm Classmates Media Corporation over its subscription renewal practices, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

  • Regal Entertainment Group Loyalty Club Hits 10 Million Members

    Regal Entertainment has signed up 10 million members to its loyalty program.

    The customer loyalty program, called the Regal Crown Club, offers frequent moviegoers the chance to accumulate credits toward free movies and concession treats. Members receive one credit per dollar spent on ticket purchases. Additional credits are earned for concession transactions.

  • Canadians More Loyal Than U.S. Consumers: Study

    Canadian consumers play the loyalty card much more often than their U.S. counterparts, according to a recent study.

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