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Direct Marketing
Roderick White, Admap, September 2002, Issue 431, pp.14-15
This best practice article provides on overview of the direct marketing industry. It defines the two key elements of the medium - direct contact (mail, telemarketing etc) and direct response (media ...

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Admap Direct: Don't Stop Spending Now! (Phone 08457 950 950 Instead)
Tom Rayfield, Admap, April 2002, Issue 427
Tom Rayfield gives a glowing report on a mail shot he received from Royal Mail. The piece advocates maintaining marketing budgets during an economic downturn. The package has three components:- a br ...

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Newspapers, advertisers, and CRM
Tony Coad, International Newsmedia Marketing Association, Ideas Magazine, March 2002
As advertisers insist on accountability of investment, newspapers in the United Kingdom face tremendous opportunities to meet this new demand through CRM -- even as the record for CRM in other industr ...

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Response Outdoor Media
Brett Horton and David Payne, Admap, February 2002, Issue 425
Can a short exposure medium last the pace in a response campaign? The authors reveal the results of the first ever research into this issue. Direct response on outdoor means there has to be a visibl ...

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Admap Direct: That Was The Week That Was
Tom Rayfield, Admap, February 2002, Issue 425
Why are direct mailers still sending as many unsolicited mail shots as they were in 1991? Tom Rayfield describes many examples including Barclaycard, Gieves and Hawkes and Marks and Spencer Loan Sales ...

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Admap Direct: Chicken Run: The Mailshot
Tom Rayfield, Admap, July 2000
It's a pleasure to write about one of the best mailshots I've received in years. All it said on the front - apart from my correct address (well done, unlike 36% of mailshots we receive) was 'Free Sam ...

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Admap Direct: Does Postman Pat have a future
Tom Rayfield, Admap, May 2000
E-mail is going to be the killer for personal mail. Not yet, because most people haven't got it. In the last year we have received more letters from friends than ever before. Last week, in addition ...

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Admap Direct: The power of the press?
Tom Rayfield, Admap, April 2000
A review of the last twelve 'Admap Direct' columns, covering hit and miss list rentals, penis enlargement ads and a service which offers a PhD with 'no required tests, classes nor interviews'

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Admap Direct: Dear Reader's Digest
Tom Rayfield, Admap, February 2000, (full text not available on WARC.com)
Analyses the mistakes made in a recent Reader's Digest Prize Draw mailshot, and compared this with the Medical Research Council's mailshot to 10,000 Scottish men aged 20-30, with a questionnaire askin ...

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Admap direct
Tom Rayfield, Admap, April 1999
Direct response ads still need a hard selling approach and should always be designed around the response mechanism.

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What do we know about press planning for direct response advertising?
Beverley Barker, Admap, September 1995
For any direct response press campaign, the basic media selection will initially be made using traditional media research sources. The author explains how response analysis can be used to define furth ...

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Door-to-door advertising: how to measure reach and effects
C van Rooy and F Bronner, FIPP Abstracts
This paper describes a procedure developed for assessing the reach and impact of unaddressed door-to-door advertising, called direct non-mail. Early studies during which questions on the receipt and ...

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Alternative Reply Vehicles in Direct-Response Advertising
Dr Albert Schofield, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 34, No. 5, September/October 1994
Surveys of two consumer markets and one business-to-business market in the United Kingdom question the generality of a recent finding that consumers expending more effort to request information from a ...

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Direct response advertising: eliminating the guesswork
Ron Temple, Admap, December 1988, (full text not available on WARC.com)
Discusses direct response advertising. In theory, coupons should enable advertisers to measure the cost-effectiveness of their expenditure very accurately, but in practice many factors confuse the iss ...

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