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Business Process

Why Some Prices Are More Right Than Others

Learn to look at the factors that determine what your most attractive offer price is!

Marketing

How to Avoid Mailing to a Disaster Area

Learn this money-saving tip and keep your response rates from bombing when floods and natural disasters occur.

Marketing

3 Split Tests to Improve Your Direct Mail Results

If you want to increase your response rate, make sure you are ALWAYS testing something new.

Money & Finance

How to Calculate the Success of a Direct Mail Campaign

The first thing you need to determine? The close rate needed to break even.

Business Process

Are You Leaving Money on the Table?

Persistent follow up that nevers crossing the line into pestering is the secret to sales success.

Growth Strategies

5 Reasons Why Direct Marketing Is Not Good For Your Business

Don't get fooled up with these reasons.

Growth Strategies

Double Your Profit With These 7 Direct-Mail Strategies

This is something you can't ignore

Marketing

3 Direct Mail Methods to Target Your Best Prospects

Make sure your marketing reaches the right customers every time.

Business Process

Create Effective Sales Campaigns with Showmanship

The begins when you learn how to catch the customer's eye.

Marketing

5 Tips for Direct Mail Marketing

Direct mail should be a never-ending cycle of testing and learning. Are you ready to start?

Science & Technology

Build a Customer Communication Channel That's Sure and Steady

The internet's speed is great for business -- until Google or another platform changes its rules on a dime, freezing you out of the marketplace.

Marketing

4 Ways to Integrate Direct Mail Into Your Digital Marketing Landscape

Direct mail's response rate is 3.4 percent, vs. email's 0.12 percent. Maybe it deserves a second look.

Marketing

Want Digital Marketing to Work For You? Integrate Some Analog Thinking.

Remember direct mail? It's baacck! And it's a great complement to your online efforts.

Marketing

4 Steps to Building Lifetime Value From Expensive First-Time Customers

When you look at how much a customer is worth, you need to focus on more than a single purchase.