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DMNews: Medco launches multimillion dollar consumer campaign

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Medco launches multimillion dollar consumer campaign

Medco launches multimillion dollar consumer campaign

Rose Gordon

Medco Health Solutions is rolling out a multimillion dollar integrated campaign to promote its Medco Pharmacy brand to consumers and bolster prescription sales.
 

Hanes and JetBlue debut free T-shirts on night flights

Dianna Dilworth

Hanes has teamed up with JetBlue Airways to promote a new T-shirt through a mix of social media, a weekly contest, TV ads and in-flight advertising.
 
NWF, DirectMail.com partner for renewal contract, oil spill fundraising

NWF, DirectMail.com partner for renewal contract, oil spill fundraising

Kevin McKeefery

The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) has signed DirectMail.com to a two-year contract to handle its Associates Membership Renewal Program, effective May 1. The marketing services company will manage data processing and packaging services for the nonprofit conservation organization.
 

Alliance Data Systems to acquire Equifax for $117 million

Dianna Dilworth

Loyalty marketing services company Alliance Data Systems Corporation will acquire the Direct Marketing Services (DMS) division of Equifax for $117 million.
 

From the print edition

DMNews talks with Deb Swider, e-marketing director, ASPCA

DMNews talks with Deb Swider, e-marketing director, ASPCA

Deb Swider, e-marketing director, member communications at the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) explains how the organization turned around its e-mail open rates
 
Is direct mail on its deathbed?

Is direct mail on its deathbed?

As consumers communicate more via e-mail, the US Postal Service is considering cutting Saturday home delivery altogether. Is direct mail dead? Our experts debate the topic
 

Today's lists and databases

Gevalia Bangtail Program

New insert program — Gevalia Bangtail Program — PlusMedia — Inserts reach loyal coffee buyers who receive regular shipments of their favorite coffees with the option to vary the quantity and frequency.
 

InvestmentDecisionSource.com

New list — InvestmentDecisionSource.com — Worldata — This file contains informed individuals who do investment research online to make the most informed decisions when investing in various commodities.
 

Amerilist Private Pilots

New list — Amerilist Private Pilots — Amerilist — This file contains consumers who have invested hours of flying time to earn their license to fly airplanes, for both sport and business travel. The majority of these consumers are executive homeowners who are frequent business flyers with the need to "take flight" for meetings, as well as vacationing with their families.
 



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