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  • Dead and Responding Quite Well

    Remember the maxim about absolutes? A person can’t be sort of pregnant or a little dead. When it comes to Internet marketing, however, you may have noticed

  • Let’s Be FRIENDS

    DMers and Net heads try to warm up to one anotherNot long ago during a presentation at a direct marketing conference, the young CEO of an Internet company

  • Sunrise at SunTrust

    By combining state-of-the-art technology with a deft human touch, Southeastern financial services giant SunTrust Banks is growing its business one customer

  • Environmentalists

    The environmental movement has made substantial gains since the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, broadening its focus to include such issues as labor,

  • British Readers High on Custom

    Custom publications stick out in the reader’s mind – even more than catalogs or direct mail.That’s the word from a new survey of British consumers by

  • Retail Partner Programs Reject Direct Mail

    At first glance, retail partnership programs appear an ideal way for direct marketers to penetrate the world of packaged goods. The programs, in which

  • ONLINE MARKETING: Forrester: Online Sales Surging

    More than 17 million households will shop online by year’s end, resulting in $20.2 billion in 1999 sales, according to a new report from Forrester Research

  • Requiem for Net Stocks? Not Yet

    Don’t look now, but by 2005 many of you reading this will look back at 1999 and slap your forehead: Why didn’t I buy Amazon.com stock when it was hovering

  • TECHNOLOGY: Shape Up

    Perhaps we’re a bit traditional, but we sort of expect CD-ROMs to be round. Disc-shaped, in fact.So we were surprised recently by a CD-ROM in the size

  • Not Your Father’s Bentley

    Imagine a market in which virtually all of your potential customers already own one or more of your products. Imagine further that most of these customers