By Pamela Oldham
Loyalty marketing has significantly evolved in the last two decades — and there are pitfalls to not keeping up. Marketing guru Jill Griffin, author of the best-selling Customer Loyalty: How to Earn It, How to Keep It, explains how changing your approach to loyalty …
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Business author Kenneth W. Gronbach explains how capitalizing on generational shifts is the key to brand survival.
By Bruce Britt
An author and internationally respected demography expert, Kenneth W. Gronbach has spent years crunching numbers to determine how marketers can reach across generational divides to appeal to the broadest audience …
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Club ABC Tours attracts vacationers with variable data printing
By Sandra Beckwith
After years of promoting travel packages via direct mail catalogs, Club ABC Tours looked for a creative way to generate more bookings among current members, as well as attract new customers. The answer for …
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Direct mail top driver for U.S. Olympic Committee fundraising
By Christine Hansen
Despite the grim economy, the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) had its most successful fundraising campaigns in 2009.
More than $9 million net was raised last year through all fundraising channels, and $8.5 million of …
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Marketers for a cutting-edge medical procedure use mail to engage recipients on the sensitive subject of birth control.
By Tanya Irwin
Like most any delicate issue, family planning is an idea that most people choose to discuss in private, at their convenience, with those closest to them. So how does …
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Ryan Vero of OfficeMax explains how mail makes the retailer stand out.
By Chantal Tode
Office supply retailer OfficeMax has earned high praise in recent years for carving out well-fitting places for itself across a variety of media. While some of the kudos in recent months have been …
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