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  • Checkout

    Shopping Is Thirsty Work The outlet mall moguls at Prime Retail are pinning their promotional plans on cans of Coca-Cola. The Baltimore-based property

  • Marketing Outside City Limits

    Think Rural markets represent a dead end for direct marketers? Think again. Today, small-town folks are more likely to own their own business than be

  • Isuzu Taps Database, Gets Big Results

    Sorry Experiences in direct mail almost turned American Isuzu Motors Inc. off to the medium in mid-1997.Earlier that year, the Whittier, CA automaker’s

  • What’s Good for the Goose…

    Santa’s elves aren’t the only ones who face extra stress during the holiday season. For example, consider catalog telereps.The Wall Street Journal did

  • All of a Piece

    We all know all about the traditional direct mail package.There’s an envelope. Inside there’s a pitch letter, a brochure, a response mechanism and a lift

  • Spelling Lessons

    If you have a Judeo-Germanic jawbreaker of a name like “Jonathan Boorstein,” you can expect to be misspelled as well as mispronounced.Nevertheless, it

  • PROGRAM & TIMETABLE

    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 7:45 AM – 8:30 AM CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST IN EXHIBIT HALL8:30 AM – 9:30 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: The future of advertising Lester Wunderman,

  • One-to-One Lite

    The latest word from Don Peppers and Martha Rogers is that you don’t have to overhaul your company from the boardroom to the mailroom to get into one-to-one

  • Cut, Style and Sell

    Vain was merely Seattle’s most happening hair salon a year ago. Now, founder and president Victoria Thomas Gentry has a sprouting consumer and business-to-business

  • Not Ready for Prime Time

    DRTV spot produced by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) promoting vegetarianism was rejected by all of the Big Four television networks