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Foster & Gallagher Completes Sale of Walter Drake
Foster & Gallagher, Inc., Grand Rapids, MI, has sold its Walter Drake Inc., to San Francisco-based Brecon Capital, and a group of company managers. Plans
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E-Mail Effective for Building Customer Loyalty: DoubleClick
As a loyalty device, e-mail clicks with customers, 88% of whom say they have made a purchase as a result of receiving a permission-based electronic message, according to a new survey from DoubleClick.
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Reader’s Digest Reports Big Net Loss
The Reader’s Digest Association Inc. reported a net loss of $1.1 million for the quarter ended Sept. 30, a massive drop from net income of $22.3 million posted for the same quarter last year.
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Live from Chicago: Catalogers Say Mail Safe, Response Strong
The captains of the catalog industry faced the national and trade press at the DMA show Tuesday afternoon to calm fears about mail security.
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Specialty Printing:$6.1 billion
Serious Games Promotion activity rises as overall spending slips 1.6 percent. It was a fickle year for the specialty printing industry. While revenue
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A Powerful New Tool is at Your Fingertips
Welcome to Promo Sourcebook Plus. This powerful new tool places a wealth of information at your fingertips. With a few clicks of your mouse you can identify,
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Licensing:$5.8 billion
That’s Show Business Music and TV deals increase spending 5 percent. New interest in tie-ins with musical acts including Britney Spears and television
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Promotion Industry Overview
Promotion Spending Rises 8.1 Percent in 2000 as the Market Goes Iffy. Repeat after us: There is no recession. There is no recession. There is no recession. Of course, whether the U.S. economy truly is in a state of decline or is simply settling back into a period of more realistic growth is a moot point, right? Because the promotion industry has always been recession-proof.
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Live From Chicago: DIRECT Survey Results Show New Reliance on DM
Was the economy in the early throes of recovery before the terrorist attacks? An e-mail survey conducted among DIRECT’s readers shortly after Sept. 11
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Live from Chicago: DMA Survey Documents Revenue Falloffs
Don’t bet the farm on the good news reported in the WEFA study yesterday. A survey conducted by the Direct Marketing Association shows far more depressing