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  • Strong MEDICINE

    San Antonio. “The longer you keep a patient on a drug, the higher their lifetime value.”More than 45% of Americans don’t take medications as directed

  • people

    Metris Companies Inc., Minnetonka, MN, promoted Pat Fox to executive vice president, business development. He had been senior vice president.Estee Marketing

  • The Art of Business Writing

    BUSINESS WRITING, for the most part, involves putting together a report or presentation that explains why you’re doing what you’ve been doing.There are

  • Virtual Service

    E-tailers invest in fulfillment systems to meet the holiday rush ONLINE MARKETERS in the fourth quarter of 2000 were determined to avoid the snafus that

  • VIRTUAL Service

    Strong Medicine Drug companies turn to CRM to boost their prescription refill businessPRESCRIPTION DRUGS don’t seem well-suited to direct marketing. Pharmaceutical

  • Get It on Tape

    IRMA urges DMers to use VHS The International Recording Media Association’s latest effort to promote VHS tape’s survival well into this decade focuses

  • ADDITIONAL SIDE EFFECTS

    DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER MARKETING OF PHARMACEUTICALS MAY BE EFFECTIVE, BUT IT’S STILL NOT SAFE FROM CONTROVERSY.You know you’ve arrived – for better or worse

  • 2000 the year in review

    january Trends: Keebler’s Southern California Soccer Consortium and Rosie O’Donnell’s Chub Club prove that tapping into consumer touchpoints (such as

  • Head of the Class

    Marketing to teachers can be an edifying experience for brands.Amy Lucius, an American History and Geography teacher at Greene County Tech Junior High

  • Keebler Deal Fortifies Kellogg

    Tony the Tiger is getting an assist from Ernie and the Elves. Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, MI, gets at least two marketing boosts by acquiring Keebler Co.,