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Marketing Direct: List Report 2009 - Why less is more to DM's data players

Welcome to the 2009 List Report, barometer of the direct marketing data sector, brought to you in association with Marketing Direct, the DM sibling of Marketing.

Contact Centre top tips for marketers

LONDON - A septet of contact centre professionals give their advice on how to get the best out of outsourcing and reveal how their companies manage to act as direct extensions of a client's brand

Sampling a product versus experiencing the brand

LONDON - As the recession continues to bite, getting consumers to sample brands is top of the agenda, but is the focus on experiential overcomplicating the market ?

Unopened direct mail rates fall in 2008

LONDON - It has taken years, but direct marketers seem to be getting the message about the need to target consumers accurately. The number of mailings that were disposed of unopened in the past 12 months was less than 15%, down from 21% in 2006-07, according to the latest consumer data from Nielsen...

The Marketing Profile: Tom Hings of Royal Mail

LONDON - Tom Hings, director of brand marketing at Royal Mail, carries the stern look of a man who has just entered marketing's equivalent of the last-chance saloon.

Firms can use loyalty schemes to gain data and reward customers in a downturn

LONDON - Almost 80% of the adult UK population belong to a loyalty scheme of some sort, from AirMiles to the ubiquitous Tesco Clubcard. However, the cost of creating and running a major loyalty scheme puts many marketers off doing so and, with the economic downturn never far from the headlines, it remains...

Direct marketing: Taking the lead

Advertising agencies have traditionally had the strongest claim to the lead spot on clients' rosters, but direct marketing is becoming less inclined to take a back seat, writes Robert Gray.

Direct marketing: It's all in the mix

A simplistic approach doesn't cut it any more. As consumers' media consumption habits change, marketers must invest in a multichannel approach to engaging with them in order to ensure their brand's survival.

Direct marketing: Marketing Report - The vital statistics

Sales attributed to direct marketing activity total £107bn each year, according to the Direct Marketing Association (DMA).

New consumer protection laws that marketers should know about

LONDON - Consumer protection law is on the brink of a radical and wide-ranging transition. Marketing law experts Nick Johnson and Stephen Groom from Osborne Clarke assess the critical changes and what they mean for marketing campaigns.

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