ISBA SUPPLEMENT: Direct marketing is as relevant now as it was in 1900
12 Oct 2000
site. Technology - the computer, credit card and telephone - has driven most direct developments ...
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WEBWATCH: WEB WORDS - Direct marketing can teach digital valuable lessons
19 Oct 2000
in the way they talk to their audiences. The key is not understanding the technology but ...
ISBA SUPPLEMENT: Below the Line - ISBA has added to its team to help shape the growth of BTL, reports Julie Bird
12 Oct 2000 | by JULIE BIRD
advances in database technology to target consumers more effectively and then develop a relationship with ...
DIRECT: Briefs
05 Oct 2000
technology and telecommunications sectors, offering direct and database marketing, technical market research...technology and telecommunications sectors, offering direct and database marketing, technical market research ...
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