Research & Reports

The new age of direct marketing agencies

Sharon Goldman May 18, 2009

In DMNews' first annual Agency Business Report, we found that DM agencies continue to evolve in order to stay relevant in a complex age of cross-channel marketing.
 

Mining for (data) gold

Pamela Oldham May 01, 2009

Marketers no longer see data collection, quality, accuracy and storage as background functions, due to the need to squeeze value from every campaign. However, there are plenty
of obstacles to overcome, as we found in the first DMNews/CognitiveDATA Data Management Survey
 

Not a dull moment in 2008

December 22, 2008

As we finally wind down after an eventful year in the world of direct marketing - though some may say that's putting it mildly — we can look back and see that 2008 was clearly not a year for marketers to rest on their laurels.
 

30 under 30: The young and the restless in DM

December 11, 2008

DMNews gathered the best and brightest 'whiz-kids' in the industry to present its first-ever "30 under 30" list
 

Direct mail has staying power

Pamela Oldham December 01, 2008

"Is direct mail deader than disco?" That was the question recently posed by a marketer on a business networking Web site. Judging from the wiggle room now available in mailboxes across America, it might appear that the sentiment is one shared by many companies, especially with today's unprecedented economic trials.
 

Merkle, celebrating 20 years of database marketing success

October 23, 2008

Haymarket Media, the parent company of DMNews, was commissioned by Merkle to dig deep into the company's culture, community and capabilities to articulate what makes the firm unique and successful. We were able to move beyond what we already know about the company, and learn from its leaders at every level and discipline about the solutions that are reaping client results.
 

DMNews debuts first DMNews/Pitney Bowes survey

December 17, 2007

The first DMNews/Pitney Bowes survey on direct mail and the environment suggests that consumers greatly overestimate the environmental impact of direct mail, a fact that likely colors attitudes toward the medium.
 
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