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Online spending hits $3 billion in December's second week.(Brief Article)
Online shoppers spent $2.95 billion during the second week of December, a 48% increase from last year's level. The week's spending brought total online expenditures, excluding travel, to . . .

Latest resource: directory of search engines.(Brief Article)
http://www.searchengines.ultimate-resources.com This is a page of links to country-specific search engines that makes it easier to find local information in foreign countries. It might turn out . . .

Marketing to women: if you show them, they will buy.(Brief Article)
At a recent session at AD:TECH, Michael Streefland, vice president of marketing and creative services at iVillage shared one abiding bit of knowledge: Women are busy and use the Internet for . . .

Discovering behavior patterns on the web.(Brief Article)
Web marketers are learning a lot these days. If you think the fact that singles have more expendable income makes them bigger shoppers, well Nielsen/Net Ratings says it isn't so. It seems what . . .

E-mail blasting: get whitelisted or you're blast is wasted!(Brief Article)
It looks like you can't count on people opting-in to your list as enough permission these days. The latest anti-spam tactics can prevent your mail from getting through because you are not known to . . .

Jupiter study looks at inexpensive ways to influence online purchasing.(Brief Article)
A new Jupiter Research report has revealed that only 14% of consumers have been prompted to buy more often from online stores in response to personalized offers or recommendations. The study, . . .

One minute marketer: study shows 'free' works in e-mail.(Brief Article)
An Oct 13th article of DirectNewsline quoted e-PostDirect's new findings. I thought you'd find them interesting: Doing an e-mail campaign? Putting the word "free" along with the offer in a . . .

Revenue, cost & response rates by direct medium.(Brief Article)(Illustration)
Revenue, Cost & Response Rates By Direct Medium Medium Revenue Promo Cost Response Per Per Rates ROI Contact Contact . . .

Readers value product information.(Brief Article)
Once they open their e-mails, subscribers actively seek out product-oriented content. Across industries, articles containing information on companies' products receive 29 percent of readers' . . .

Open rates vary by industry.(Brief Article)
Here are the results from an IMN Benchmark E-Marketing Research (formally IMakeNews.com), Based on Data From Over 100 Million E-Mails In industry-by-industry comparisons, marketing . . .

Reaching the inner circle.(Brief Article)
With so much negative back lash how can a marketer win? First we need to find out what's really going on with those people who do use e-mail.. A new survey shows that a certain amount of . . .

The 2003 e-mail marketer's challenge: getting it opened, getting it read.(Brief Article)
When I first started sending e-mail campaigns back in 1985 messages were opened and read and response rates were sky high. That's because we were reaching an elite group of people who were . . .

Latest resource: the European business directory 500,000 companies in 33 countries.(Europages)(Brief Article)
http://www.europages.com EUROPAGES is a business directory listing 500,000 companies selected for their import-export dynamism in all business sectors in over 35 European countries. EUROPAGES is . . .

Putting pop ups in perspective.(Brief Article)(Column)
In the concluding remarks of a September 23rd article in MediaPost, "Pop-ups: Clickthroughs Outweigh Frustration," Pop-ad ads make up just 3.5% of all US online ads in Q4 2002, based on . . .

TV-like features boost e-mail e-mail response for IBM.(Brief Article)
IBM Corp. is using an interactive television-like e-mail for its ForwardView small and midsized business monthly newsletter to better engage opt-in subscribers. Called Showmail, the e-mail format . . .

Media service refines e-mail in tests, draws subscription.(Brief Article)
An investment of less than $3,000 in an e-mail campaign is expected to generate about $100,000 in new revenue during the next year for a media monitoring and Web clipping service. About 15,000 . . .

E-mail marketing works on the high and low end.(Brief Article)
Just when you thought you had to go invest in rich media campaigns and spend thousands to get new customers, DM News published a case study that proves that sending the right offer to the right . . .

DMA's list vision: revealing consumer behavior & list marketing trends for 2003--New York, NY.(Conference Clips)(Peter Frencese'
Peter Frencese, demographics trends analyst at Ogilvy & Mather, and the founder of American Demographics magazine, offered up three observations about consumers to help deal with shifts in . . .

At-home broadband users are big spenders.
Broadband's growing and so are new opportunities to market to this group that has a different attention span with its enhanced connectivity to the Net. These findings are encouraging. This is . . .

Inside look at a spammer's return.
I found this article gave an interesting look at who responds to spam and thought I'd share it with you. Opportunism runs strong in the characters of many men, including the teenager behind this . . .

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