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Trust, Equity, and Loyalty: How Integrated Marketing Campaigns Go Beyond a Single Purchase
The Data & Marketing Association (DMA) defines integrated marketing as “an approach to creating a unified and seamless experience for consumers to interact with the brand/enterprise.” They explain that integrated marketing campaigns “meld all aspects of marketing,” from advertising and public relations to sales and social media, to achieve consistent branding and a […]
Mintel Showcases Innovative 2018 Direct Mail Campaigns
Mintel recently released their report “Innovative Direct Mail Campaigns 2018,” which highlights what they describe as “brands that stood out in the mailbox with eye-catching creatives, exclusive invitations, and functional formats.” Throughout the report, we saw how direct mail campaigns are using technology to link recipients to a digital experience and extend the life of […]
With &THEN 2018, It Looks Like DMA Could Finally Be Turning a Corner
Yet another &THEN conference is in the books. We were all curious what this year’s show would bring with the ANA and DMA joining forces. Their mission: growth in data, analytics, and data-driven marketing by connecting marketing solutions and service providers to help marketers improve their decision making and grow their brands. After 17 […]
Don’t Miss the New Print-Centric Session Track at &THEN 2018 (We Sure Won’t)
As I sat down to write this post, I was reminded of last year’s &THEN weather forecast. All registered attendees were anxiously watching a storm named Nate and airline travel advisories to determine if they would be able to get to New Orleans. Hurricanes aren’t in the forecast for this year’s &THEN location, Las Vegas, […]
PRINT 18 Has Everything a Graphic Communications Pro Could Hope For
Did you know that this year marks the 50th anniversary of PRINT, the premier event in the printing industry? After so many years of this event, you’d think it might have become dated, but this year’s PRINT 18 is more relevant than ever. At what some would call “middle age,” it remains an important […]
