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Motivating Matters: Consumer-side growth helps lift revenues 5.2 percent.
What was noteworthy about the results of a 1999 Incentive Federation survey was not that merchandise and travel continue to be strong motivators for employees
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Buy the Numbers: Consolidation continues as spending rises 9.3 percent.
Spending for marketing, advertising, and public opinion research services within the U.S. increased 9.3 percent in 1999, according to Jack Honomichl,
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Fulfillment 101: Online orders present new distribution challenges
Judging by studies from both Forrester Research and Jupiter Communications and a host of horror stories from this past Christmas, the No. 1 problem with
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Ready, Fire, Aim
too many companies are jumping into the Internet without considering some direct marketing basics. For one thing, they have thrown the customer overboard
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Brooklyn Union Powers Up: Online e-BRCs help energy supplier generate new leads
brooklyn Union has found a major new lead-generation tool – an online business reply card connected to its Web site. Web responses accounted for 10% of
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Utah Stops Selling Motor Vehicle Data Today
Utah, today, becomes the first state to prohibit the sale of its motor vehicle lists since the U.S. Supreme Court. affirmed the five-year-old federal
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Book Buyers
America’s quintessential book buyer is a middle-aged woman who lives in a Western urban area.She’s highly educated, with household income above $100,000
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Cookies Crumble
as Internet network advertising company DoubleClick Inc. takes the heat from the dark side of the privacy spotlight – it has five state attorneys general
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Hara-kiri 2000: Broadcast Is Knifing Itself
If you’re old enough, you remember a nasty World War II Japanese procedure – hara-kiri.We saw the technique in “The Bridge Over the River Kwai,” in which