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  • European American Sweepstakes

    These six thousand total entrants are direct mail responsive individuals that have spent up to $23 to receive a coupon book and be entered in a sweepstakes.Cost:

  • Enonymous.com says Privacy Site Ratings are Justified

    Enonymous.com founder and director of privacy Timothy J. Kane said that the criticisms against his firm’s Web ratings are unfair.Enonymous.com, San Diego,

  • Quaker Enters Functional Foods

    Oatmeal’s healthy plot has thickened. Makers of the miraculous mush – “Oatmeal helps reduce cholesterol,” its familiar cylindrical package boasts – Quaker

  • So Much for TARGETING

    Whoops.Packaged goods companies may have gone too far targeting their coupons and are now shifting back to broad-reach programs.Or maybe they’ve just

  • Asian Persuasion

    While millions of U.S residents were sweating out the Jan. 1 arrival of the year 2000 a few months ago, a certain portion of the country was happily anticipating

  • The Real Toy Story

    Promotion marketing is the main ingredient in Toys “R” Us’s rebound recipe. Will the strategy work?The toy business isn’t always fun and games.For Toys

  • Talking Back to the TV

    Couch potatoes can now become active consumers without ever putting down the remote. Enhanced TV – advertising with promotional offers that consumers

  • Busy Signals

    Two marketing executives were swapping cell phone numbers before splitting up at a trade show in Chicago. Both phones had New York numbers, so someone

  • Online Coupon Debate

    One of the biggest issues within the Internet industry is that of online privacy and its impact on consumers. But there is another evolving issue that

  • Coupon Counterpoint: Secure online systems can combat home-printed fraud.

    Marketers are quickly catching on to the Internet as an easy, cost-efficient way to reach the masses, and are busy “reinventing the wheel” – using the