CREATIVE STRATEGY: Direct mail roars back to life for Porsche
17 Aug 2012 | by Simon S Kershaw
Is direct mail dead? Well, rumours of its demise are somewhat exaggerated in my world.
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What sort of people are most likely to respond to direct mail, asks Alice Dunn, marketing executive, Kantar Media.
Is direct mail dead? Well, rumours of its demise are somewhat exaggerated in my world.
The Royal Mail is expanding its business with the launch of its own direct marketing services facility, MarketReach, to help boost the use of mail marketing by UK brands.
The "big six" energy companies will be forced to write to customers at least once a year to explain the best tariffs and how to get them, according to proposals to be unveiled by Nick Clegg today (11 April).
O2 is ramping up its efforts to improve its customer experience and create a stronger brand identity by undertaking a strategic review of its design strategy.
Specificity, or the precision model, is something I came across about five years ago when I was sales and customer services director.
Citroen has invested in a direct mail campaign, designed with a personalised digital dimension, for its DS5 model.
The Royal British Legion, the charity behind the annual Poppy Appeal, is relaunching its bi-monthly print magazine and developing more digital content to raise awareness of its lesser-known work and services.
Scott Logie, the managing director of Occam, has been promoted by parent company St Ives to a group-wide strategic marketing director role.
Nationwide is launching a credit card called Select, with an integrated campaign positioning it as the only card customers need in their wallet.