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  • The Goal: Serving Fans

    Let’s paint a picture of the best possible hockey fan, at least as far as the National Hockey League’s direct marketing department is concerned. This

  • Rx for Direct Mail Headaches

    Direct mail is still considered one of the most economical means of communicating key messages to customers. However, those involved in direct mail production

  • Playing the Game

    Spending on games and contests may be flat, but consumers don’t seem to notice. They are too busy posting photos, developing videos and singing jingles.

  • The Hands-On Experience

    When you were little and had to sneeze, reaching for a magazine could get you a slap on the hand. But millions of newspaper and magazine readers will

  • A Little Too Personal

    Think about it. You’re browsing through your mail and come across an oversize postcard from your health club. Printed across the back in large text you

  • Oh C’mon Group Hug!

    I sat at my desk last night wondering what the heck I was going to write this month to commemorate Direct’s 20th anniversary. Should I do something pithy

  • Letters to the Editor

    SOME FONTS CAN BE DEPRESSING After reading Richard H. Levey’s article Mad Money (August), I just have to say that my mail is replete with starbursts and

  • The Big Easy

    Database marketing has become socialized. It used to be the province of the biggest firms. But no more. For one thing, software has been improved so that

  • Past Tense

    Yeah, sure. Tell us all about how the world has changed in 20 years. Let’s seein 1988 we were talking about Gary Hart’s womanizing. Disgraced in ’87,

  • Wonder Web

    Can you define convergence? It sounds like one of those vague buzzwords businesspeople like to use. But it does mean something that devices and platforms