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  • 2001 Marketers of the Year

    What a year. Promotion marketers laid new milestones in 2001. Some did it by intent (like Shrek and Xbox), others under duress (think McDonald’s). From

  • Extending the Event Online

    The best marketing events create an experience in which consumers become so engaged that they drive the event’s momentum and its success. The challenge

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  • The Government’s Agenda

    Consumer privacy was a hot topic at the Promotion Marketing Association’s Law Conference last month in Washington, DC. Keynote speaker J. Howard Beales,

  • Airline’s Mailing Gets 74% Response

    British Airways spent about $100,000 this fall on its first business-to-business mail campaign, hoping to encourage a select group of travel agencies

  • A Real Gasser

    Editor’s Note: The following campaign earned the Gran Prix as Best Promotion in the World last fall in the Association of Promotion Marketing Agencies

  • Report Outlines Mail Security Recommendations

    Mailers should encase bulk mail in tinted shrinkwrap and seal windowed envelopes with a protective film while the post office creates two new classes of first class mail and restructures the postage rate schedule. These were among a number of recommendations coming out of a recent mail security conference hosted by the General Accounting Office.

  • CT Eyes Public Advocate To Protect Personal Privacy

    A panel of Connecticut legislators last week recommended the creation of the Office of Public Advocate to protect the privacy of state residents.

  • Yeck Brothers Merges With Another Dayton Agency

    Yeck Brothers Co., the direct response agency founded in 1938 by John D. Yeck, has merged with Professional Marketing Communications, Inc. Both firms

  • Pier 1 Income Drops, Sales Rise

    Pier 1 Imports Inc. reported third-quarter net income of $25 million, a decline from $23.6 million for the same period last year.

  • Pump Up the Volume

    Best Buy’s new marketing mantra? Make every promotion bigger and better than the last.By Dan Hanover, Managing Editor