Search Results for: Marketers on Fire

  • Philip Morris Holds a Mirror Up to Smoke

    Philip Morris Companies lit a fire when it turned corporate philanthropy into a $100 million ad campaign that presents its Philip Morris USA, Kraft Foods,

  • Right on Target: Clinton health data proposal calls for patient opt-in

    For once, the Direct Marketing Association and the Clinton administration see eye to eye.In October, President Clinton proposed strict regulations protecting

  • In for the Long Haul

    Marketers mobilize with integrated, long-term campaigns that spend money to make money.It takes a village:Olympic sponsor Bank of America pulls out all

  • How to Fire a Customer

    Business is good. But how do you know? I mean, how do you really know? Once, all you cared about were products and events. Working with retailers on co-marketing

  • Hopped Up: Brroklyn Brewery discovers DM to reach consumers

    One good way to help build a relationship is to buy someone a beer. One very good way to help build relationships with those beer buyers is direct marketing.A

  • Live From Toronto: Mixed Reviews on Bank Reform Bill

    DM lobbyists are happy with the banking industry overhaul agreed to on Friday by Congress and the White House. The bill, which overturns Depression-era

  • Football Fantasies

    Fall brings chilly breezes, resplendent leaves, and football-based promotions galore:Contestants will toss footballs to win cash in the Sprint PCS $2

  • Cows-Related Marketing Draws Tourists Like Flies

    Creativity got upstaged in Chicago last month. Not that it wasn’t in the spotlight. Speakers held forth on the use of creative as an enhancement to brand

  • Words that Work

    Within the compressed sales scenario of the telephone contact, words and phrasing often tend to carry more weight and have more of an impact than in print.

  • Keeping it Sacred in Canton

    Going on vacation, huh?” asked a coworker. “Where to?””Cleveland,” I replied, getting a quizzical look in return.”Got family there?” he probed, looking