Can Joining a Co-op Database Actually Hurt Response and Loyalty?
We recently set out to quantify the impact on one of our client
We recently set out to quantify the impact on one of our client
Industry associations are urging their members to fax the U.S. Postal Service
As you no doubt know from MULTICHANNEL MERCHANT’s ongoing coverage and Webinars, the pending postal rate case is expected to be approved
The Internet has led to new ways of obtaining marketing data about customers, but old-school methods still work well too. In fact, best practices in capturing information usually require using a combination of strategies to maximize completeness and recency of data, says Scott Cone, vice president/client leader of Lanham, MD-based database marketing company Merkle. Here’s advice from experts on how to effectively gather information and flesh out the data you have.
Office-supplies catalogs don’t mail just to offices anymore. With the growth of home businesses, merchants of office furniture, toner, software, paper,
Catalog Tracker has finally logged in the last of the consumer catalogs received for 2006 no small task, given that the service of Greenwich, CT-based
On Feb. 26 the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) issued its recommendations on the rate case filed by the U.S. Postal Service last May.
Building a database of business prospects that have opted in to hear more about your product, company, or industry provides a group of people that are most likely to convert into customers.
If you have specific co-op database models that consistently perform well above your prospecting breakeven threshold, consider reusing unique names from those models in your next drop if your circulation plan calls for additional prospects.
Postmaster General John Potter announced that the U.S. Postal Service plans to revise the agency