Brave New Catalogers: The Art of Chocolate
Cincinnati entrepreneur Bill Sands is pairing his passion for artisan chocolate and fine wine into a business venture that includes a store, a Website,
Cincinnati entrepreneur Bill Sands is pairing his passion for artisan chocolate and fine wine into a business venture that includes a store, a Website,
The Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) on Friday denied a request from the Coalition of Catalog Mailers (CCM) to delay implementation of the new rates for Standard Mail flats as new testimony was received.
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Are you automatically dropping off your older buyers, suppressing them from your mailings perhaps after 24 months of inactivity, perhaps after 36 months or longer?
With the flood of web buyers arriving without source codes, matchback analysis has become the methodology for reading results. Matchbacks are simply matching the mail file of the circulation with the response file of orders received during the life of the catalog being measured.
In its Best Practices White Paper on Address Hygiene, East Greenbush, NY-based database marketer I-Centrix identifies one key difference between these products: the amount of move history contained in the file. The NCOALink 0-48 month process provides 48 months of move data and assigns nixie return codes to records that are almost, but not quite, NCOA hits.
As the May 14 postal rate increase draws closer, it is essential for companies to understand the complexities of those changes. That means mailers need to get in the habit of keeping their databases extra clean, says Arnie Cohen, senior manager of product logistics for Carlsbad, CA-based marketer/mail house Modern Postcard.
Epicenter Collection, a concept that offers retail mall space to traditional catalogers, last year experienced a failure to launch.
With the impact of user-generated content such as blogs and YouTube at consumers’ fingertips, the future of direct mail is still The Direct Marketing Association’s biggest concern.