If you don’t understand your past, you won’t be aware of your future. That was the underlying theme of yesterday’s session on circulation planning and analysis, part of the Circulation Intensive here at the Annual Conference for Catalog & Multichannel Merchants (ACCM).
What does the future hold for you? Get ready for extreme marketing, according to the participants in yesterday
Online marketing firm ValueClick generated $117.3 million in revenue, more than double the $51.4 million it reported in first-quarter 2005. The company's net income rose from $8.7 million to $9.8 million during the same period. The quarter ended March 31.
When the most novel idea in the Incentive Show’s exhibit hall involves mucking out a horse stable, there’s trouble – big trouble – in premium land. While it’s true that most of the show’s offerings aren’t geared toward direct marketers, in years past there were always a few items that could capture a DMers’ fancy.…
A New Hampshire federal district court has ordered former self-proclaimed spam king Sanford Wallace to pay more than $4 million he allegedly obtained by downloading spyware onto consumers
Standard mailers would have to fork over some 9% more in postage costs under the U.S. Postal Service’s just-announced rate case filing with the Postal Rate Commission. First class stamp prices would go up by 3 cents.
SPSS Inc., Chicago, generated net revenue of $62.2 million and $4.8 million in net income during first-quarter 20006, compared with $57.5 million in revenue and $2.4 million in net income a year earlier.
First Watch Restaurants, Inc. has awarded its creative and media duties to Dunn&Co., a marketing and advertising agency based in Tampa, FL. Neither company announced the expected billings, but First Watch does plan to significantly increase its marketing investment over previous years
AARP, the organization for people over fifty, has launched a multichannel marketing effort aimed at the Hispanic/Latino market. The goal of the new push will be to develop awareness about AARP within the Hispanic community, and to acquire new members.
The U.S. Postal Service wants to raise standard mail rates by an average of 9% and all rates by approximately 8.5%, and will ask for those hikes in a filing with the Postal Rate Commission later today.
