Search results for American List Counsel (ALC)
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October 3, 2011 From Home Page
The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) Board of Directors today announced the election of new Board members for 2012-2013. The terms of office commenced at DMA’s Annual Business Meeting, which was held Sunday, Oct. 2 at the Fairmont Hotel in Boston, Mass.
March 29, 2011 From Industry Centers
Find the latest lists to test—complete with names, descriptions, counts, prices and list managers'/owners' contact information—with this biweekly online feature from Target Marketing.
January 14, 2011 From Home Page
NextMark, Inc. a leading provider of direct marketing tools and resources, today published its fourth quarter 2010 Data Card Quality Report. The report categorizes list management firms based on the number of titles managed, and provides an average data card quality score across each company’s list management portfolio.
September 2010 From Target Marketing
The more things change on Target Marketing's Top 50 Mailers list, the more they stay the same. As I write this, mail volume continues to plummet; the U.S. Postal Service reported a drop just shy of another billion pieces for the third quarter of its 2010 fiscal year. So with increasingly less First-Class and Standard Mail in circulation, what do consumers find in their mailboxes these days?
July 27, 2010 From Industry Centers
Find the latest lists to test—complete with names, descriptions, counts, prices and list managers'/owners' contact information—with this biweekly online feature from Target Marketing.
8 Overlooked Testing Strategies
June 16, 2010 From Tipline
Santa Claus isn't the only one who makes his list and checks it twice. Direct marketers do, too. But, experts say, they definitely have to look over their lists more often than that. To help marketers out, those in the list business provide their own itemizations of overlooked testing strategies.
June 16, 2010 From Tipline
Santa Claus isn't the only one who makes his list and checks it twice. Direct marketers do, too. But, experts say, they definitely have to look over their lists more often than that. To help marketers out, those in the list business provide their own itemizations of overlooked testing strategies.
May 11, 2010 From Industry Centers
Find the latest lists to test—complete with names, descriptions, counts, prices and list managers'/owners' contact information—with this biweekly online feature from Target Marketing.
April 20, 2010 From Industry Centers
Find the latest lists to test—complete with names, descriptions, counts, prices and list managers'/owners' contact information—with this biweekly online feature from Target Marketing.
Long Live Direct Mail
September 2009 From Target Marketing
Exaggerated predictions of direct mail's demise have come up again, the typical knee-jerk reaction to some harsh realities: Standard mail volume continues to shrink, for a total drop of 12 billion pieces so far this USPS fiscal year; direct mail spend is contracting while e-mail spend increases; and consumers' environmental concerns continue to pressure marketers to evaluate their media choices carefully.
September 2009 From Target Marketing
Exaggerated predictions of direct mail's demise have come up again, the typical knee-jerk reaction to some harsh realities: Standard mail volume continues to shrink, for a total drop of 12 billion pieces so far this USPS fiscal year; direct mail spend is contracting while e-mail spend increases; and consumers' environmental concerns continue to pressure marketers to evaluate their media choices carefully.
The Top 50 Mailers
September 2009 From Target Marketing
What a difference a year makes. With the U.S. Postal Service reporting mail volume on the decline to the tune of billions of pieces, it comes as no surprise that the 2009 Top 50 Mailers list is greatly changed from its 2008 counterpart.
September 2009 From Target Marketing
What a difference a year makes. With the U.S. Postal Service reporting mail volume on the decline to the tune of billions of pieces, it comes as no surprise that the 2009 Top 50 Mailers list is greatly changed from its 2008 counterpart.
ALC Acquires the MKTG List Management Division
January 2008 From Target Marketing
PRINCETON, NJ –January 25, 2008 – ALC announced today that it has acquired the List Management Division of MKTG Services. As of Monday, January 28, all list and data properties formerly managed by MKTG will be available through ALC Data Management. “We’re all very excited about this acquisition,” said ALC Chairman and CEO, Donn Rappaport. The latest in a series of strategic acquisitions, MKTG represents a dynamic portfolio of high caliber marketers. “We believe that each of the MKTG clients we bring over will benefit greatly from our aggressive, innovative approach to maximizing the value of their marketing data,” he stated. “Our state-of-the-art sales, marketing,
January 2008 From Target Marketing
PRINCETON, NJ –January 25, 2008 – ALC announced today that it has acquired the List Management Division of MKTG Services. As of Monday, January 28, all list and data properties formerly managed by MKTG will be available through ALC Data Management. “We’re all very excited about this acquisition,” said ALC Chairman and CEO, Donn Rappaport. The latest in a series of strategic acquisitions, MKTG represents a dynamic portfolio of high caliber marketers. “We believe that each of the MKTG clients we bring over will benefit greatly from our aggressive, innovative approach to maximizing the value of their marketing data,” he stated. “Our state-of-the-art sales, marketing,
Go Beyond the Datacard
November 2007 From Tipline
Whether publishing a magazine, marketing a product or operating a nonprofit organization, successful direct marketers all share one thing in common: a base of multisourced customers. Add them together and you have an incredibly large and robust universe to draw from. Why then do so many marketers find it difficult to profitably acquire new customers from outside lists, particularly from outside their own market category? Simply put, they don’t dig deep enough. One glance at a datacard and many a good list gets passed over. But in today’s data-driven world, marketers have more information at hand than can fit on a datacard. And too
November 2007 From Tipline
Whether publishing a magazine, marketing a product or operating a nonprofit organization, successful direct marketers all share one thing in common: a base of multisourced customers. Add them together and you have an incredibly large and robust universe to draw from. Why then do so many marketers find it difficult to profitably acquire new customers from outside lists, particularly from outside their own market category? Simply put, they don’t dig deep enough. One glance at a datacard and many a good list gets passed over. But in today’s data-driven world, marketers have more information at hand than can fit on a datacard. And too
Market Focus: Individual Investors
November 2007 From Target Marketing
More than 90 million Americans own shares of stock either as individual investments or through mutual funds, according to the New York Stock Exchange. And...
November 2007 From Target Marketing
More than 90 million Americans own shares of stock either as individual investments or through mutual funds, according to the New York Stock Exchange. And...
Lists to Test
November 2007 From Target Marketing
The following is a sample of lists available to reach this market: American Association of Individual Investors: 140,705 active paid members of an association that provides tools, data and guidance on investing. Price: $195/M. Call: MSI List Marketing, (847) 934-1111. InvestorsInsight Publishing: 156,742 six-month hotline names from this publisher of financial news products. Price: $135/M. Call: Teramedia, (407) 420-1108. Morningstar Dividend Investor: More than 12,123 subscribers who’ve paid up to $109 for a subscription to this monthly newsletter. Price: $155/M. Call Worldata, (561) 393-8200. The Kiplinger Letter: 123,891 subscribers to this weekly business outlook newsletter. Price: $150/M. Call: American List Counsel, (914) 524-5263. The Independent Adviser for
November 2007 From Target Marketing
The following is a sample of lists available to reach this market: American Association of Individual Investors: 140,705 active paid members of an association that provides tools, data and guidance on investing. Price: $195/M. Call: MSI List Marketing, (847) 934-1111. InvestorsInsight Publishing: 156,742 six-month hotline names from this publisher of financial news products. Price: $135/M. Call: Teramedia, (407) 420-1108. Morningstar Dividend Investor: More than 12,123 subscribers who’ve paid up to $109 for a subscription to this monthly newsletter. Price: $155/M. Call Worldata, (561) 393-8200. The Kiplinger Letter: 123,891 subscribers to this weekly business outlook newsletter. Price: $150/M. Call: American List Counsel, (914) 524-5263. The Independent Adviser for
The Top 50 Mailers
September 2007 From Target Marketing
When Target Marketing published last September our first Top 50 listing of direct mail users by estimated volume, we wondered what the file might look like a year later. Would media budgets and circulation plans have changed so greatly that they had a significant effect on who made the Top 50 in 2007? The numbers are in and the answer is “Yes!”
September 2007 From Target Marketing
When Target Marketing published last September our first Top 50 listing of direct mail users by estimated volume, we wondered what the file might look like a year later. Would media budgets and circulation plans have changed so greatly that they had a significant effect on who made the Top 50 in 2007? The numbers are in and the answer is “Yes!”
