Meet the Broker: David M. Raff, MDI Lists
This week, Meet the Broker features David M. Raff ruminating on how seasoned brokers actively push the envelope to keep list work challenging over the long haul
This week, Meet the Broker features David M. Raff ruminating on how seasoned brokers actively push the envelope to keep list work challenging over the long haul
Hartford Direct, a marketing services firm that offered a variety of online and offline marketing, fulfillment and data services, is winding down operations. The company, which employed 150 people as recently as fall 2007, currently has 20 staff members shuttering its Berlin, CT, business.
Four Congressional representatives have sponsored resolution calling for the U.S. Postal Service to
Marketing Capital Corp. has named Charles A. Prescott senior international adviser. In this capacity he will advise the company, on direct marketing practices around the world.
Valassis generated $626.3 million during fourth-quarter 2008, a drop from the $661.5 million it pulled in during fourth-quarter 2007. But the company took an eye-popping $222 million loss during the quarter, largely due to a $245 million non-cash impairment charge.
Thompson & Co. offers to send cigars to troops overseas. Earthjustice’s latest mailing features the gray wolf. And Sandra Lee Semi-Homemade magazine’s double postcard offers a free copy of its inaugural issue.
Meet the Broker features Mike Manning discussing data without borders, e-mail growth and the decline of postal and fax lists
The Federal Trade Commission has charged an alleged mortgage foreclosure
Batton Cotton Inc., which provides direct marketing fundraising services to non-profit organizations, has gone out of business
Standard Mail and standard nonprofit rates will increase an average of 3.8% in May, in keeping with legal limits established under the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act of 2006. The new rates take effect May 11