Put some bite into your marketing with a custom mailer that will get you noticed
By: Christopher Caggiano
When the folks at Krispy Kreme wanted to attract more people to their stores, they sent prospective customers boxes of doughnuts through the mail.
Well, they weren’t actually boxes of doughnuts, but …
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Chevrolet drives new media to marketing success
BY: DAN GRANTHAM
Faced with new challenges, the automaker is taking a new approach to marketing, and Kim Kosak, the brand’s general director of advertising and sales promotion, couldn’t be happier - or busier.
Viewers of the New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square …
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Lumber company finds unique way to get the word out
BY: SCOTT S. SMITH
Sometimes the answer to your marketing problem just hits you upside the head like a 2-by-4.
Take the case of 84 Lumber Co., a Pennsylvania-based lumber yard chain with more than 500 stores. The company wanted to …
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Germs, kids and fake creatives: How to reach consumers in unexpected ways
BY: Leslie Werstein Hann
Let’s be honest: Who wants to talk about the bacteria that is spreading from the company bathroom to …
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Direct helps drive car buyers into action
BY: CHUCK YEAGER
Here’s some good news for auto industry execs and their marketing partners: Consumers respond aggressively to direct mail when they’re in a car-buying mood.
52% of direct mail readers planning to buy a new car read automotive direct mail. But …
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Analytics experts search for market mix optimization
BY: DAN GRANTHAM
It used to be so easy.
You made your ads, bought some time on television and sold your product. You knew where to find your consumers and how to talk to them.
Not anymore.
Today, marketing channels are more fragmented than …
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