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  • Gift Tags

    MARKETERS spent more on promotional products than expected last year, but still held their purse strings tighter than in the past as they shopped for

  • Mood Rings

    AMERICANS are slowly beating back the uncertainty that hampered marketers after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, according to a recent survey conducted

  • BEST promoted BRANDS of 2002

    One year later, and our economic slump has become ingrained. That’s got marketers using words like and as often as they say or (God help us) There’s a

  • Fluency Test

    When the 2000 Census revealed that one out of eight U.S. residents is of Hispanic descent, most brands jumped on the bandwagon. We joked that America

  • Finally

    MILLION-DOLLAR IDEAS THRIVED LAST YEAR, THOUGH BUDGETS DIDN’T. Judges for PROMO’s own PRO Awards were impressed with strategy they saw in the 45 finalists

  • Wine.com Plans Big October E-mailing

    Wine.com, recently energized by a new owner and $9 million in funding, hopes to boost sales by 60% to $16 million this year. One critical factor in that

  • letters to the editor

    SILLY SUB PROGRAMS In fact, Ms. Roberts and Mr. Cruise do receive carfare! Plus free housing, all meals, about everything you can think ofand they do

  • News briefs from Directmag.com

    Aug. 7, 2002 Jennifer Lin, vice president of marketing information and research at Paradysz Matera & Co., died of cancer at age 42. Lin joined the list

  • New York AG Sues Student Marketing Group

    Student Marketing Group Inc. has been slapped with a lawsuit for allegedly deceiving students into supplying information for mailing lists. The suit,

  • Brevity, Offer and Opt-Out Means Lead Tip List for E-mail Campaigns

    When a study of business to business e-mail campaigns yielded responses between 1% and 25%, Harte-Hanks decided to investigate what made a difference.