What digital marketers can learn from DM
20 May 2011 | by Kim Benjamin
In an age of information overload, digital marketers could learn a lot from the personalisation and value pursued by direct mailers, writes Kim Benjamin .
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Luxury watch brand TAG Heuer is ramping up its CRM activity in an attempt to achieve a sales uplift with more targeted communications.
In an age of information overload, digital marketers could learn a lot from the personalisation and value pursued by direct mailers, writes Kim Benjamin .
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