Thanks to reduced prospecting and catalog circulation, many mailers are finding they have fewer housefile names to leverage, and less new names on the rental market. How can you improve your list's performance, and get profitably back in the mail? Here's a few tips.
Looking beyond the obvious, discovering new ways of doing things and finding new distribution channels is essential in today's fluctuating economic climate.
Think you know just about everything there is to know about using business-to-business lists to generate new customers? Maybe you do. But some marketers, in their enthusiasm for implementing the most cutting-edge tactics, might be overlooking the basics.
Statistical prospecting models don’t have to be confusing to direct mailers. If you know about two main types of acquisition models, you can boost your business far beyond the "mail-to-everyone-all-the-time" approach to finding new customers. You don’t even have to know how to create models. Just know what to ask for when you want them.
This week's question: With today's younger generation more accustomed to e-mail, mobile, etc. what do you think about the viability of direct mail lists long-term? Our current panel features Erik Formica of FMI Inc., Jackie Kern of Main Street Direct, Jeff Kobil of LDS Group Inc., Lee Kroll of Kroll Direct Marketing Inc., Chaim Lazar…
Life is full of second chances. You may try a restaurant more than once to determine how good their food is. You might see a movie by an actor who was once in a movie you hated. You might even go on a second date with someone even if the chemistry wasn't there the first…
NO MATTER HOW YOU GRAB HOLD OF IT, iPhone 4 was good for Apple's revenues. And the iPad hasn't hurt either. The company posted a 61% year-over-year gain
A 2007 study on the value of lead response time from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has proven a godsend for lead technology firms. According to the MIT study, the odds of contacting a lead captured by an inbound contact center drop by 80% after a five-minute threshold. After half an hour, the odds fall…
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This week's question: How are brokers coping with fewer new lists regularly coming into the market?
