The Xerox 1:1 Lab shows how highly personalized marketing messages are leaving imprints on consumers.
By Chantal Tode
Sure, plenty of direct marketers and print ad specialists will talk a good game about how personalization and other newer techniques can lift your bottom line.
But at Xerox, the experts …
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Mine, an experimental customized magazine, shows consumer interest for tailored content – and receiving print communications.
Interview by Lara Jensen
As magazine publishers experiment with new methods for delivering content, Time Inc., American Express Publishing Corp. and …
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Direct mail catalogs help bolster online purchases.
By David J. Mastervich
Direct mail catalogs are hardly a thing of the past. In fact, they’re more relevant than ever in today’s online shopping world.
Catalogs tell a brand story, support merchandise with rich photography and stir a desire to purchase. Although there’s …
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By Paula Andruss
Picture a dinner party with crowds of people milling about, sharing laughs, exchanging information and holding forth about matters great, small and in between. Now imagine that, at that same party, a few guys are off in a corner with their hands covering their ears and …
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By Paula Andruss
Few businesspeople dispute the importance of consumer research to a marketing plan, but rare indeed is the industry leader that chooses to reposition an entire brand based on a study.
However, office-supply giant OfficeMax is poised to do just that.
Driven by new research on customers’ shopping …
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The WWE uses a heavyweight campaign to tighten its stranglehold on sports entertainment
By: Bruce Britt
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 …
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