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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Marketing, in association with Engine, profiles 30 of the brightest and best young marketers in the UK today.
Is direct mail dead? Well, rumours of its demise are somewhat exaggerated in my world.
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