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Data-Driven Marketing is a Many-Splendored Thing
All meaningful, deep, long-lasting relationships are dependent on communication. The more two people communicate, the more they get to know one another, and the more intimate they become. With intimacy comes trust, loyalty, and sometimes, even love. This is as true for a brand and its most loyal customers as it is for two individuals. […]
Here’s Your 2019 Marketing Forecast, Courtesy of Bruce Biegel and DMCNY
The Direct Marketing Club of New York (DMCNY) promised to kick off the new year and their Annual Outlook Luncheon with the “razor-sharp predictions” of Bruce Biegel, Senior Managing Director of Winterberry Group and advisor for Petsky Prunier. This was a milestone for Biegel, as he celebrated his tenth anniversary of providing the industry outlook and insights we enjoy every January [...]
Direct Mail Can Work for Any Business—Including Yours
For decades, direct mail has driven profitable customer acquisition efforts for financial, insurance, cable, and a variety of other verticals across both consumer and business-to-business industries. With the rise of digital marketing, we’ve seen marketing dollars shift in part to digital, but much of that spend later returns to direct mail after marketers found they […]
Three Marketing Trends We’ll Be Watching in 2019
Someone once told me an audience will pay more attention when you tell them you’ll be talking about three things. My interpretation of this advice when applied to marketing trends may have come from the fairy tale Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Talking about just one marketing trend is too narrow. Talking about two trends […]
Yes, Math Matters to Data-Driven Marketers
What do you think of when you hear the word “marketing”? Fancy advertising campaigns in Times Square? Those hilarious State Farm commercials? That’s what I used to think, too. After all, the dictionary definition of “marketing” is this: “The process or technique of promoting, selling, and distributing a product or service.” I’ve learned over […]
