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Direct Marketing | Print

  • We’re No. 1

    IT’S A GREAT TIME TO BE A DIRECT MARKETER. Every survey points to the fact that marketing executives want performance-measurement tools. The leading buzzword

  • Ads and the Blogosphere

    THE BLOGOSPHERE IS getting to be quite a crowded spot. At press time, Nielsen BuzzMetrics BlogPulse had identified about 32.9 million blogs on the global

  • Where’s the Beef?

    SURE, RED MEAT MAY NOT be the best thing for your arteries. But it might flow quite nicely through your browser. Come along for a tour of some steak-house

  • Still Standing

    LIKE THE TIDE, INSERTS’ popularity ebbs and flows. But insert marketers are optimistic their business will keep growing, even in the face of challenges

  • BACK IN THE INBOX

    After shying away from e-mail following the dot-com crash, business-to-business direct marketers apparently are embracing it again, and not just for retention.

  • Be Blogged or Be Gone

    Catalogers, have you blogged yourselves yet? A recent Non Sequitur comic strip pictured a supposedly typical pick-up scene at a bar, showing a women instantly

  • A Better Opt-Out

    MICROSOFT BECAME THE DARLING OF THE E-MAIL marketing world last month yes, Microsoft, the evil empire itself by adding an unsubscribe link to its free

  • What Went Wrong?

    Deborah Gallagher isn’t convinced that e-mail works for prospecting. But she’s willing to give it another chance. The MIT Sloan Management Review’s director

  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

    INSIGHTFUL REPORTING Larry Riggs’ article about the Kellogg School of Management’s direct marketing program (Revised Curriculum, July) was informative

  • Web Works Wonders for Hair-Care Firm

    Dr. Miracle’s is using direct response print, television, the Web and unconventional advertising wisdom to make a name for itself. And it seems to be