Search Results for: marketers on fire

  • Pssst…Wanna Buy a List?

    The following e-mail arrived in a Direct staffer’s inbox recently: Hi, EmailAppenders are currently running a special offer on purchasing our entire database.

  • Ad(network):tech

    In compiling our annual Unofficial ad:tech Party List, the process started us thinking about the show in general, namely the nature of the companies, interestingly enough at least from our perspective, the barrier…

  • Listline e-Newsletter 10/02

    Worldata now manages consumer and business postal and e-mail master files for Ziff Davis Media

  • How Will Online Advertising Fare – Part 1, The Numbers

    Last week, our two part editorial on the economy looked at some of the first warning signs that only hindsight can provide, and then the current culmination of these events, from historic bankruptcies, unprecedented government…

  • Now More than Ever

    There’s little question that this is the year for interactive promotions. Heck fire, this is the century for them. The only unknowns are where the money

  • The Goal: Serving Fans

    Let’s paint a picture of the best possible hockey fan, at least as far as the National Hockey League’s direct marketing department is concerned. This

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  • Dos Equis Puts on a “Most Interesting” Show

    As a fit for its long-standing TV, print and online ad campaigns centered on the supposed “Most Interesting Man in the World”

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  • Economic Ebola – Part 1

    Last week, in “People versus Partners,” we opened by saying, “In this decade, we have witnessed two of the most major collapses in the history of the US economy, rivaling in scope to the Great…

  • People versus Partners

    In this decade, we have witnessed two of the most major collapses in the history of the US economy, rivaling in scope to the Great Depression but luckily not rivaling the Depression’s impact on the employment index and…

  • PA Fines Alleged Charity Phone Marketers $4 Million

    Three allegedly fraudulent charity telemarketers have been ordered to pay more than $4 million in fines, civil penalties and restitution as the result of a lawsuit over deceptive fundraising activities, according to Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett.