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  • Executive Privilege

    When did the average marketer become the Common Man, a mirror to Joe or Josie Average, ready for a role in a Capra film? Apparently it happened sometime

  • Natural Selection

    THERE ARE MANY different ways that companies select the promotional offers they will use for their next promotional period. Companies and agencies use

  • Taking a Swing at ROI

    ROI. To hear some people tell it, these are the three most important letters in promotional marketing. Today you’ll be hard-pressed to attend any agency

  • Brands at the Crossroads

    On April 24, 2003, PROMO held its second invitation-only roundtable of the year. The conversation among these marketing veterans quickly focused on an

  • Trouble Indemnity

    Earlier in this series, we discussed precautions that can and should be taken to avoid the pitfalls of online promotions (PROMO May and June). But suppose

  • Date.com Moves Away From E-mail

    Date.com is a victim of the fallout from spam. Once the primo prospecting method for the dating Web site, this year e-mail has been shoved behind other

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  • An Offer From Ms. Nobody

    Hello, is this Her-shell Loomis? Only because I’m in my Laboratory Mode did I answer with a semblance of civility the unprepared callerand the unprepared

  • Direct Mail Response Climbing: Survey

    Direct mail was more likely to spur consumers to action this year than in 2001, according to a new survey from Vertis. Barely more than a third of those

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  • Skyguide Gains Altitude

    American Express Publishing has improved the renewal rate for its Skyguide business traveler program by adding an online component. Roughly 10,000 people

  • Knowing Data’s Value

    Companies today try carefully to balance their desire for more customer information with the need to respect consumer privacy. To increase the capture