Chief Marketer Staff
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Agencies
Blooper of the Century
IN A JAW-DROPPING EMBARRASSMENT, the state of Utah has mistakenly divulged kids’ e-mail addresses on its so-called child-protection do-not-e-mail list
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Agencies
Creative Differences
Business-to-business and business-to-consumer e-mail campaigns require vastly different creative tactics to drive the highest response, according to a report by e-mail service provider Silverpop.
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Agencies
Tell Us a Story
One day in the not-too-distant future, Web 2.0 will be about telling stories in the service of marketing to consumers, said Michael Davis, senior vice
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Listline e_Newsletter 11/01/06
RMI Direct Marketing recently assumed management of lists owned by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. More than 1.4 million names from
the last 12 months are available on its nonmember donor file. -
Listline e_Newsletter 10/31/06
Celebration Express Inc. picked Adrea Rubin Management Inc. to oversee
three files. The largest list, Birthday Express Buyers, names 895,599
who bought party favors, decorations and similar products, typically for
children’s parties. -
Listline e_Newsletter 10/30/06
Names for 2.5 million consumers are available on the Dollar Stores
Buyers file. These individuals spent an average of $50 on discount
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Listline e-Newsletter 10/27/06
Names and Addresses Inc. now manages the National Street Machine Club
list. It identifies 148,536 members and subscribers who receive Street
Thunder magazine. The average sale was $24. -
Email
Judge Won’t Overturn Spamhaus Ruling
A federal judge in Illinois has denied anti-spam blacklisting group The Spamhaus Project’s motions to dismiss an $11.7 million default judgment against it.
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Digital
Ad Sales Boost Martha Stewart’s Online Fortunes: Web Site Relaunch Imminent
Although only a small part of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.’s fortunes, Internet sales rose dramatically during the third quarter, in advance of the site’s early 2007 relaunch.
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Email
E-mail Remains King Among the Techno-Savvy: Bluestreak
Marketers who think they should be focusing on RSS and blogs at the expense of e-mail should think again, according to a study by online marketing services provider Bluestreak.