Mixed Apparel Flattens Out: List universe market snapshot
The Mixed-gender Apparel Universe consisting of buyers of men’s and women’s clothing increased by 11%, or 1.6 million names, in the past year, according
The Mixed-gender Apparel Universe consisting of buyers of men’s and women’s clothing increased by 11%, or 1.6 million names, in the past year, according
Reports show that consumers are increasingly watching television shows on the Internet. Does that mean you can recycle your short-form DRTV spots and
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In addition to having to deal with overall postage rate hikes, marketers have also seen the number of postage tiers steadily increase, a method the USPS is using to give marketers the incentive to prepare their mail for more efficient handling
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The critical key to success with get-a-friend programs is the offer. You must offer something to the friend and to the current customer. In asking your customer to recommend you to others, there’s one big question you need to ask in anticipation. “What’s in it for me?”
What purchase pattern do your customers follow? When you profile your customers