Archive for October, 2009

Climb Every Mountain

W.L. Gore scaled new marketing heights by capturing customer data while driving sales and brand awareness Just before Christmas 2007, Sharon Cook, retail marketing manager at W.L. Gore & Associates in Newark, Del., sat in her home office watching her latest direct mail marketing campaign unfold in near real time. As she looked on, outdoor [...]

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Planting the Seed

A few pennies was all it took for COUNTRY to get customers thinking about life insurance. Life insurance isn’t a simple sale. Who really wants to think about their own mortality? And the information-gathering process is a lengthy one, which means the sales cycle can take months. Once folks decide on a plan, they’re going [...]

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Getting It Done

Mail isn’t the newest marketing tool, just one of the most effective We admit it: Direct mail isn’t the latest technological breakthrough, it’s not getting reams of blogger coverage, it’s not on the list of “trends to watch.” It’s just incredibly effective. Direct mail is a highly reliable marketing tool. Whether you’re using a #10 [...]

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Made to Order

October 7, 2009 | by Lara Jensen
Branded Content, CRM/Customization, Large Business, Opinion

Mine, an experimental customized magazine, shows consumer interest for tailored content – and receiving print communications. As magazine publishers experiment with new methods for delivering content, Time Inc., American Express Publishing Corp. and Lexus have given us a look at how the future of print might look. Mine magazine — a customizable publication offered for [...]

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