Archive for March, 2005

Same As It Ever Was … Direct Mail Consistently Produces ROI

This is a great question if you’re a direct marketer. Why? Because direct is the one channel that consistently demonstrates return. Good or bad, direct puts its statistics right up front and lets a business know what it gained for what it spent.

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New View: Connecting with Consumers Amidst Competition

March 1, 2005 | by John Costello
CRM/Customization, Large Business, Opinion

Consumers are more diverse than ever before. They also have more choices in what to buy, where to buy it and what marketing and media they choose to consume. As a result, connecting with consumers is more important than ever before. And that increases the importance of direct marketing.

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Got Game? Using Direct Mail to Increase Loyalty

Anyone who’s been a lifelong Red Sox fan knows a little bit about loyalty. Most important: It pays off in the end. For David Norton, a longtime BoSox follower, and head of relationship marketing for Harrah’s Entertainment, the payoff hasn’t taken nearly as long.

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How to Reach Consumers Without a Sales Pitch

March 1, 2005 | by Amy Lynn Smith
Brand Marketing, Branded Content, Large Business

People tend to be skeptical by nature. They don’t want to be “sold.” So how can marketers reach them without making it sound like a sales pitch? One answer: Send them a magazine that’s so visually appealing, so personal, so tailored to their interests – that their intrigue outweighs their uncertainty.

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