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January 2011 Main Feature: Online Marketing Vertical: Teens Plug-Ins: Social Marketing February Main Feature: E-Commerce Vertical: Insurance Plug-Ins: Direct Mail/Postal + Supplement: Essential Guide to Database Marketing March Main Feature: Printing and Production Vertical: Financial Services Plug-Ins: DRTV April Main Feature: Search Marketing Vertical: Education Plug-Ins: Circulation/Audience Development Marketing May Main Feature: Lead Generation Vertical: Healthcare Plug-Ins: Mobile Marketing + Supplement: Essential Guide to Search Marketing June Main Feature: E-mail Marketing Vertical: Multicultural Plug-Ins: B-to-B Marketing Special Feature: Agency Business Report 2011 July Main Feature: Social Media Marketing Vertical: Marketing to Parents Plug-Ins: Analytics August Main Feature: B-to-B Marketing Vertical: Government Plug-Ins: CRM September Main Feature: DRTV Vertical: CPG Plug-Ins: E-mail Marketing + Supplement: Essential Guide to E-mail Marketing October Main Feature: Integrated Marketing Vertical: Seniors Plug-Ins: Lead Generation November Main Feature: CRM/Retention/Loyalty Vertical: Travel & Tourism Plug-Ins: Printing & Production + Supplement: Essential Guide to Direct Classic December Main Feature: Global Marketing Vertical: Automotive Plug-Ins: Search Marketing THE WORK Huggies aims for new parents in integrated CRM effort p59 October 2010| www.dmnews.com Brad Matson’s 21 years in catalog inform online style MAIN FEATURE Online data pursuit Technology advances provide marketers with a goldmine of behavioral data to better target prospects, but Washington and consumer advocates want to rein them in PAGE 36 Sony uses direct mail in technology campaign SHOW SPECIAL DMA Annual 2010 Marketers shake up acquisition tactics as national mood sours on unrestrained consumption. Also: Must-see DMA sessions; Q&A with Pepsi’s Bonin Bough PAGE 52 SPOTLIGHT +PLUS ESP acquisitions heat up E-mailUS Census tallies success Direct Classic Scott Donaton on loyalty The End (USER) L.L.Bean special delivery, p64 Right fit at Bluefly p28 Consumer tech marketers diversify As innovation and consumer demand generate new products, marketers target the gadget-obsessed through social media, direct mail and database marketing PAGE 48 November 2010| www.dmnews.com Monica Luechtefeld steers Office Depot’s $4.2B e-commerce operation MAIN FEATURE Postal matters USPS faces catastrophic financial losses and criticism from nearly every angle, forcing marketers to reevaluate future direct mail plans and accelerate digital communications PAGE 30 The Hartford digital campaign scores leads Retailers prep sites for holiday rebound As the strongest holiday season in four years approaches, online retailers look for new ways to drive recession-battered shoppers their way by revamping websites PAGE 22 SPOTLIGHT +PLUS Creative agencies eye APAC Agency ............................... …..p8 Is the catalog dead? Direct Classic .............………p20 M-commerce = success? Gloves Off .......................…..p29 Spanish mints get makeover, p45 Tech maven mans Office p24 VERTICAL Lead generation B-to-b marketers inject speed into the lead generation process with new marketing automation and digitally fueled tactics PAGE 41 FLOWER FACE-OFF 1-800-Flowers and ProFlowers comparison p39 Direct Marketing News PRINT For more information, contact: Joanna Harp, Vice President of Sales Tel: (646) 638-6170 Email: [email protected]

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Page 1: Direct Marketing News PRINTmedia.dmnews.com/documents/22/edit_cal_5265.pdfthe gadget-obsessed through social media, direct mail and database marketing PAGE 48 01_Cover.indd 1 9/21/10

January 2011Main Feature: Online Marketing Vertical: TeensPlug-Ins: Social Marketing

FebruaryMain Feature: E-CommerceVertical: InsurancePlug-Ins: Direct Mail/Postal+Supplement: Essential Guide to Database Marketing

MarchMain Feature: Printing and ProductionVertical: Financial ServicesPlug-Ins: DRTV AprilMain Feature: Search MarketingVertical: EducationPlug-Ins: Circulation/Audience Development Marketing

MayMain Feature: Lead GenerationVertical: HealthcarePlug-Ins: Mobile Marketing+Supplement: Essential Guide to Search Marketing

JuneMain Feature: E-mail MarketingVertical: Multicultural Plug-Ins: B-to-B MarketingSpecial Feature: Agency Business Report 2011 JulyMain Feature: Social Media MarketingVertical: Marketing to ParentsPlug-Ins: Analytics

AugustMain Feature: B-to-B MarketingVertical: GovernmentPlug-Ins: CRM

SeptemberMain Feature: DRTVVertical: CPGPlug-Ins: E-mail Marketing+Supplement: Essential Guide to E-mail Marketing

OctoberMain Feature: Integrated MarketingVertical: Seniors Plug-Ins: Lead Generation

NovemberMain Feature: CRM/Retention/LoyaltyVertical: Travel & TourismPlug-Ins: Printing & Production+Supplement: Essential Guide to Direct Classic

DecemberMain Feature: Global MarketingVertical: AutomotivePlug-Ins: Search Marketing

THE WORK Huggies aims for new parents in integrated CRM effort p59

October 2010 | www.dmnews.com

Brad Matson’s 21 years in

catalog inform online style

MAIN FEATURE

Online data pursuitTechnology advances provide marketers with a goldmine of behavioral data to better target prospects, but Washington and consumer advocates want to rein them inPAGE 36

Sony uses direct mail in technology campaign

SHOW SPECIAL

DMA Annual 2010Marketers shake up acquisition tactics as national mood sours on unrestrained consumption. Also: Must-see DMAsessions; Q&A with Pepsi’s Bonin BoughPAGE 52

SPOTLIGHT

+PLUSESP acquisitions heat up E-mail .............................………p18

US Census tallies success Direct Classic ................ …..p20

Scott Donaton on loyaltyThe End (USER) ...........…..p74

L.L.Bean special delivery, p64

Right fi t at Bluefl y

p28

THE WORK

Consumer tech marketers diversify As innovation and consumer demand generate new products, marketers target the gadget-obsessed through social media, direct mail and database marketing PAGE 48

01_Cover.indd 1 9/21/10 4:11:46 PM

November 2010 | www.dmnews.com

Monica Luechtefeld steers Offi ce Depot’s

$4.2B e-commerce operation

MAIN FEATURE

Postal mattersUSPS faces catastrophic fi nancial losses and criticism from nearly every angle, forcing marketers to reevaluate future direct mail plans and accelerate digital communicationsPAGE 30

The Hartford digital campaign scores leads

Retailers prep sitesfor holiday reboundAs the strongest holiday season in four years approaches, online retailers look for new ways to drive recession-battered shoppers their way by revamping websitesPAGE 22

SPOTLIGHT

+PLUS

Creative agencies eye APACAgency ............................... …..p8

Is the catalog dead? Direct Classic .............………p20

M-commerce = success? Gloves Off .......................…..p29

Spanish mints get makeover, p45

Tech maven

mans Offi ce

p24VERTICAL

Lead generation B-to-b marketers inject speed into the lead generation process with new marketing automation and digitally fueled tacticsPAGE 41

Creative agencies eye APACget

M-commerce = success? Gloves Off

Creative agencies eye APACAgency

Is the catalog dead?Direct Classic

Creative agencies eye APACAgency

Is the catalog dead?

get makeover, p45 makeover, p45 makeover, p45

FLOWER FACE-OFF1-800-Flowers and ProFlowerscomparison p39

01_Cover.indd 1 10/22/10 7:20:18 PM

Direct Marketing News PRINT➜ For more information, contact:

Joanna Harp, Vice President of Sales

Tel: (646) 638-6170

Email: [email protected]