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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
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Live From Chicago: DMA Reports “Net” Gain
The Internet generated 13% of all catalog sales in 2000, compared to 9% in 1999, according to a DMA study released yesterday at its annual fall conference.
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Point-Of-Purchase:$17 billion
On Solid Ground The need for results sends P-O-P soending up 18.1 percent. Point-of-purchase advertising is making a big comeback. Not in terms of spending,
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DMA Offers Assurances on Direct Mail Safety
Tight production controls, combined with the fact that direct mail campaigns are not put into the mail stream anonymously, make direct mail the safest
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J. Jill Reports $2.4 Million Loss from Sept. 11 Attacks
The J. Jill Group Inc. reported net income of $2.8 million for the quarter ended Sept. 29, a decline from $3.5 million during the same period last year.
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Boardroom Braces for Anthrax Fallout
Boardroom, the publisher of “Bottom Line Personal” is braced for trouble as anthrax reports poison the mail.