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  • Listline e-Newsletter 02/15/07

    Belardi/Ostroy ALC has assumed management of the Junonia catalog list.
    A total of 66,113 last-12-month and 105,094 last-24-month buyers are
    available.

  • Top Search Terms for January 2007

    Earlier this week, Hitwise released their listing of the top 10 search terms for 10 categories for the month of January 2007.

  • Build a Better Valentine’s Day? It Takes Time

    If real life mirrored sitcom clichés, spouses and sweethearts would knock out their Valentine’s Day shopping with a wilted rose and some chalky chocolates bought at the local convenience store late in the evening of Feb. 14. But according to a study just released by search marketing firm OneUpWeb, love is in the air surprisingly early for online Valentine’s Day shoppers.

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  • Live from Catalog on the Road: Many Factors Influenced Holiday 2006

    Attention catalogers: holiday 2006 was bumpy, and 2007 might not be smooth either.

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  • Coaches Association Signs Sampling Pact

    High school coaches in 18,000 U.S. schools will get samples for student athletes through a new contract for the National High School Athletic Coaches Association.

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  • Super Bowl Influences Online Behavior

    A recent survey conducted by comScore Networks concerning this year’s Super Bowl found that 10% of respondents said that they intended to visit Web sites of Super Bowl advertisers on game day, while 11% said that they would…

  • DMers Take First Look at Second Life

    To its 2.7 million registered users around the world, the virtual reality universe Second Life is a nice place to visit, play and shop for completely

  • Alive and Well

    In this multichannel age, direct mail is still the largest single power in direct marketing. The U.S. Postal Service handled 102.5 billion pieces of standard

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  • MySpace Top Term in 2006

    Hitwise recently released their “Top US Search Lists of 2006.” This list gives us a different perspective compared to other lists concerning what Web users were interested about last year.

  • E-mail: A You-Suck-O-Meter for Your Brand

    According to a recent survey by e-mail deliverability company Return Path, 55.9% of respondents cited knowing and trusting the sender as the primary reason they’ll open an e-mail, making familiarity and trust their No. 1 consideration.