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  • Match ‘Em Up

    KATHY’S DESIGNING HER NEW restaurant’s kitchen and is looking to buy several new high-end stoves, refrigerators and the like. As the salesman prepares

  • Channel Challenges

    A number of years ago I was in a kickoff meeting for a large project focusing on multichannel order management. The goal was to integrate data from different

  • E-mail Delivery Improves Slightly

    E-MAILBOX PROVIDERS blocked 19.2% of all permission-based commercial e-mail during the first half of 2006, according to a study by e-mail delivery firm Return Path.

    This average is a slight improvement over the 21% reported in the second half last year, the firm noted.

  • Clean = Green

    IMAGINE SPENDING ALL YOUR time preparing for an extravagant dinner party. The champagne is bubbling, the cutlery is shining, and the platters of hors

  • Think Before You Contact

    In direct marketing the call to action is critical. If you capture how a prospect or customer historically responds via mail, the Web, inbound call, face

  • What’s Next, a Pitch From the Hazardous Waste Unit?

    HERE’S A NOVEL IDEA: Only a credit card company’s marketing department should craft its pitches. Its lawyers, operations and accounting people should

  • Google Aims for Main Street

    EVERYBODY’S CHASING SMALL businesses. On the user side, research suggests that anywhere from 50% to 80% of all online searches may have a local intent

  • It’s Good to Be King

    Treat your best customers with care Top customers deserve special treatment. You can afford it, and they expect it and thrive on it. So business marketers

  • LISTLINE

    NEW LISTS Stamats Business Media E-mail Several e-mail lists have been released by Stamats Business Media. Buildings magazine has the largest count with

  • From the Big Chair

    BY THE TIME THIS article sees print, Howard Draft will be one delighted chairman. Or a very disappointed one. It all hinges on the review Wal-Mart is