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E-Mail to Play Increasing Role in Budget Mix: Survey
Direct mail is still king when it comes to allocating marketing budget, but e-mail use has steadily made inroads and ranks second, according to a new survey.
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Netexec@work A list that is created and maintained by the Network Executive Research Center, which is a West Coast-based research and datasource compiler
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PHARMACY ASSOCIATION TO CURB DOCTOR INCENTIVES
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, Washington, DC, is revising its code of ethics to ban the use of extravagant incentives for
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Deluxe Introduces Check Service Through Banks
Deluxe Financial Services is launching a new direct-check service today in which it will sell checks to bank customers.
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Live From Chicago: CRM Helps BAI Cut Direct Mail Costs
A customer relationship management initiative helped the Banking Administration Institute (BAI) cut its direct mail expenditures for its last annual conference
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House Bill Would Have FTC Regulate SSN Sales
Legislation authorizing the Federal Trade Commission to regulate the buying and selling of individual Social Security numbers was introduced in the U.S.
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Consumers Have Little Trust in Web Content: Survey
Consumers’ trust of Web content is very low. Only 29% of people surveyed said that they trust the information found on sites that sell products and services.
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CRM Firm Aegis Sells Its Market Research Division
Aegis Communications Group Inc., Irving, TX has sold Elrick & Lavidge its marketing research division, to TNS Intersearch, a subsidiary of UK-based Taylor
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Credit Card Mailings Hit Record Volume
Credit card prospecting mail volume reached an all-time high of 5 billion pieces in 2001, exceeding the previous year’s record of 3.5 billion, according to market research firm BAIGlobal Inc., Tarrytown, N.Y.
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Yellow Pages ‘Flags and Flagpoles’ Heading Zooms in September
Twenty-three times as many consumers as usual referenced the Yellow Pages “Flags and Flagpoles” heading following the terrorist attacks of September 11,