There was a time when many companies kept informational company brochures on hand. They could be inserted in direct mail packages, carried by salespeople, left in the company lobby, or serve lots of other purposes. Today, it seems that company brochures aren’t as popular as they once were.
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Inexpensive, Easy to Update . . . New Ways to Print Company Brochures
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4540 days ago
Matching B2B marketing channels to buyer preferences.
Posted by SusanFantle under Direct MarketingFrom http://b2bmarketingsmarts.com 4541 days ago
Epsilon study reveals which B2B marketing channels individuals, which may also be buyers, trust the most.
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In this week’s episode, I’ll deconstruct Internet Marketing Legend Frank Kern’s direct mail piece. It’s the famous dollar bill Mailer and it’s a gem.
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The value of e-mail
Posted by webtarget under Direct MarketingFrom http://web-target.com 4548 days ago
Every web marketing manual praises the email as an economical, practical, measurable and profitable business tool. But how many companies are truly aware of these qualities and exploit them to the fullest?
It's important to understand the value of correct information and above all the viral potent Read More
It's important to understand the value of correct information and above all the viral potent Read More
What Drives Word-of-Mouth In Your Customers?
Posted by jamesbrown under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.jamesbrownmarketing.com 4549 days ago
Is word-of-mouth marketing something that happens by accident? Years and years of marketing research has shown that it's not. In fact, word-of-mouth marketing can be consciously created - if you understand what drives it.
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Magnetic Headline Writing Made Easy - 5 Simple Steps to Dynamite Blogging
Posted by Jym under Direct MarketingFrom http://jymtarrant.com 4550 days ago
The importance of Effective Headline Writing cannot be overstated. Magnetic headlines attract readers to your content. Limp, dry, boring headlines don't. Question is, how can you learn the fine and profitable art of headline writing, and apply it to your blogging?
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Small Business Marketing Tools - Old School Marketing Ideas Local Small Businesses Should Still Use
Posted by seltzer04 under Direct MarketingFrom http://sbmarketingtools.com 4551 days ago
In a world of online marketing and social media, sometimes tried and proven marketing tactics can be a refreshing change of pace. Remember the days when mail was something you touched and you actually spoke with real people?
These old school marketing ideas should not be forgotten. In fact, the Read More
These old school marketing ideas should not be forgotten. In fact, the Read More
Why Using the Right “From” Line Gets your Emails Opened and Read
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4555 days ago
I’ve written before about how important it is to write a compelling subject line for the marketing emails you send. But here’s a new question for you . . . What should you put in the “from” field of the marketing emails that you send?
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SEO Blog News - Tips, advice and SEO secrets - RealWebSEO.com
Posted by realwebseo under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.realwebseo.com 4555 days ago
When it comes to improving your company’s search engine optimisation, it is best to gain the expert knowledge of someone working in the industry. Usually these companies will recommend creating a blog, in which you will create posts that are related closely to the industry your business is part of,
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Auto Garage Steals The Turkey With Near Perfect Postcards
Posted by josh1875 under Direct MarketingFrom http://dirtymarketingsecrets.com 4557 days ago
On this episode of Deconstructing Direct Mail, you’ll learn why Holidays are PERFECT for direct mail. You’ll also see an OUTSTANDING Turkey campaign.
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