Archive for February, 2009

Ten Ways to Mix Direct Mail and Social Networking

February 27, 2009 | by Paul Gillin
Integrated Marketing, Large Business, Medium Business

If you’re like many mid- to large-sized businesses today, you’re probably experimenting with online customer communities. But smart marketers realize that no single channel should be relied on to reach consumers. So we’ve decided to offer a few tips for those of you looking for fresh ways to mix your mail, digital and other media [...]

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Rewiring the Lines of Communication

February 13, 2009 | by Meg Mitchell Moore
Case Studies, Data Management, Integrated Marketing, Large Business

A computer maker discovers that linking e-mail and direct mail marketing is a challenge — but worth the effort. Since the inception of e-mail marketing, countless businesses have tried to make this communications platform harmonize with direct mail. Bringing the two together certainly makes sense, but as many companies have discovered over the years, combining [...]

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Bringing the Pain

February 13, 2009 | by Bruce Britt
Case Studies, Dimensional Mail, Integrated Marketing, Large Business

The WWE uses a heavyweight campaign to tighten its stranglehold on sports entertainment Throughout its history, World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. (WWE) has never been accused of subtlety. The incubator for superstars with nicknames like “The Body” and “the Rock,” WWE has evolved into an entertainment empire built on action-packed drama and some of the most [...]

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Multi-Sell Organisms

February 13, 2009 | by Samar Farah
Brand Marketing, Case Studies, Dimensional Mail, Large Business

How mailing a self-sustaining ecosphere helped Anthem National Accounts boost its b-to-b business. Early in 2008, benefits administrators at large corporations across the United States unwrapped an unusual gift that arrived in the mail: an ecosphere — a glass globe containing self-sustaining shrimp and algae, with the message “Simple … is more complex than it [...]

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