From the Horse’s Mouth
Market research is getting a personal touch. While surveys and focus groups continue to offer the meat-and-potatoes that marketers need, many brands are
Market research is getting a personal touch. While surveys and focus groups continue to offer the meat-and-potatoes that marketers need, many brands are
Two business ventures were launched. Both sold the same products at a comparable price. Both spent considerably on packaging and advertising. Both developed
Semiconductor Magazine Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International is offering its Semiconductor magazine subscriber list. These readers are high-level
VROOM Catalog Buyers These 70,064 consumers have purchased over $25 worth of rock and roll memorabilia from the VROOM catalog of licensed merchandise.
More than 70 percent of purchase decisions are made in the store. If you're involved in marketing in any capacity, you probably already knew that. The
A large information systems marketer that exited the catalog arena about three years ago is back with a new quarterly magalog. GTSI Corp., which sells
Customer relationship management gurus have integrated billions of bytes of customer data from dozens of divergent databases and spent hundreds of millions
In the merge/purge, all prospect lists are placed in the same priority just below your house file names. Names appearing on any two or more lists, called
Traveling Salesmen Events let consumers touch brands By Matthew Kinsman Event marketing is expensive, time consuming, and in an age when ROI is king difficult
When the 2000 Census revealed that one out of eight U.S. residents is of Hispanic descent, most brands jumped on the bandwagon. We joked that America