Data mining to lift response
Based on initial testing, Airshop, a small New York-based cataloger and Website marketer of junior teen apparel, fully expects to increase its response
Based on initial testing, Airshop, a small New York-based cataloger and Website marketer of junior teen apparel, fully expects to increase its response
Most Internet catalogers, like print catalogers, know the value of superior customer service. They also know the barriers to service that are inherent
Continuing to ride the wave of economic good fortune, most business-to-business and computer mailers posted solid gains during the first quarter. Of the
Just six weeks after rival and one-time merger partner Staples bought office supplies cataloger Quill (see Catalog Age, May), $6 billion office supplies
For the past several years, the online industry, catalogers and the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) have said that self-regulation of the Internet
The rise of the cooperative prospecting database has provided smaller mailers with access to many more names than were available to them even five years
While the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors has been under attack for pursuing what many mailers feel is an unnecessary rate increase, it’s drawing
Patricia Woodruff is the mail order director of Thanksgiving Coffee Co., a Fort Bragg, CA-based catalog of organic and gourmet coffee and tea. Annual
Brylane, the $1.3 billion catalog powerhouse, is not only a leader in specialty-size apparel, but it also claims to be a master in high-volume, low-cost
Rather than relying on the promise of new customers, catalogers must become smarter at identifying opportunities for business growth by digging deeper