Nathan Golia

 
Nathan Golia is a copy editor at DMNews. Reach him at nathan.golia@dmnews.com.
 

Recent Articles

B-to-b e-mail lists see dip, but still priciest category

March 12, 2008

Worldata's Winter 2008 List Price Index, which examines prices and trends in CPM for lists, found that permission-based e-mail b-to-b is the highest priced category, with a February 2008 straight average price of $287/M, though this represents a decrease of $2/M from last year.

Enhance e-commerce

March 03, 2008

Economic concerns and rapidly advancing technology blend with consumer ideals to make online retail marketing dynamic and challenging — yet fruitful.

Creative campaigns from P&G, AdReady, SendTec

February 11, 2008

Prilosec OTC uses NFL and social media for promotion; Bob Bridge Toyota car dealership in Seattle drives ad costs; Shark Euro-Pro uses DRTV and SEM to mop up.

Ready, set, launch

February 04, 2008

The debut of a new technology product requires marketers to navigate a tricky balance between building buzz and offering functional information.

Showcasing Creative Solutions

January 14, 2008

Postcards help milk a new market for John Deere; Coffee theme jolts campaign for Carestream Health; and Need for space drives results for Schneider Logistics

NextMark releases next version of list transaction software

December 20, 2007

NextMark Inc. has released version 6.7 of its software platform that can be used to buy and sell mailing lists.

Virgin Megastore

December 14, 2007

New standalone Web site launches

Frederick's of Hollywood

December 14, 2007

Corset designs go viral

List prices for e-mail, b-to-c mags and masterfiles drop

December 06, 2007

Worldata's fall 2007 List Price Index, released this week, showed that permission-based b-to-b and b-to-c e-mail lists both took a price hit, dropping $2/M and $6/M in straight-average price year-over-year.

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino - Pool party goes digital

December 04, 2007

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas launched a Sunday pool party this summer called Rehab. Agency IdeaWork Studios was enlisted to build excitement around the event.
 
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