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They determine their right audience, design their direct mail piece and buy a list.

I sent a direct mail piece to 322 people, saying, 'Would you consider hiring me for 90 days.

In May 2007, the photo program moved from the detached address label to a full-color position on the direct mail piece itself.

By now, you have probably seen the commercials or read the direct mail pieces about Alli.

We have direct mail pieces that address that.

It costs about £1 to send a direct mail piece and handle the response, so that's £50K straight away.

In 1989, for local New Jersey Republicans, he designed a direct mail piece with government-style writing that said, "important tax information enclosed."

Later in the 1980s, Colyandro wrote direct mail pieces for Karl Rove.

If you learn about a restaurant from a cold-calling telemarketer, or from an unsolicited direct mail piece, you're likely to ignore the recommendation.

Too many phone calls and direct mail pieces can leave voters feeling hounded; too many television advertisements can prompt them to tune out.

A corporate presentation can be used as interactive brochure, direct mail piece, sales presentation, reseller education, employee orientation, trade show presentation etc.

How Many Lies Can You Find In One Direct Mail Piece?

Grainger serves customers through a network of approximately 415 branches, 9 distribution centers, numerous catalogs and direct mail pieces and several Web sites.

Metro Selinger is a direct-mail support company that is involved in data base management, laser printing for direct mail pieces and various direct-mail fulfillment functions.

He said that an additional 12 or so people would be laid off in creative services, a department that creates brochures and sales material like direct mail pieces and slides.

For example, if a company spends $100,000 on a direct mail piece and it delivers $500,000 in incremental revenue, then the ROMI factor is 2.0.

Some of these projects could include: direct mailing pieces are sent out to registrants, creating fund-raising packages, phone-banking past participants and volunteers to continue their efforts, and many other tasks as needed.

Both Mr. Tocci and Mr. Bramson have been busy visiting senior centers, attending community events and sending out direct mail pieces in an effort to win votes.

A KCBS direct mail piece claimed, "More people rely on her morning traffic reports on KCBS than on any other station."

Not only are transactional documents more likely to be opened and observed than other types of document, they are also more likely to be studied for longer than say a direct mail piece.

In the summer of 2004, the court found Trudeau in contempt of court for violating the preliminary injunction, because he had sent out a direct mail piece and produced an infomercial making prohibited claims.

In the last week of the campaign, Jerry Kilgore's campaign sent out a direct mail piece contrasting Potts with Tim Kaine and encouraging "progressive" voters to support Potts.

Additionally, the printing and mailing of billions of direct mail pieces a year (most of which are immediately thrown away) contributes more than 4 million tons of paper to the nation's landfills each year.

Mr. Kennedy said he had recently conducted a co-marketing campaign with Charles Schwab, the financial services firm, mailing "hundreds of thousands" of e-mail messages and direct mail pieces to prospects in the United States.

Fuse set up a political committee called Eastside Progress to coordinate a series of direct mail pieces with Washington Conservation Voters, the Cascade Bicycle Club, and the Bellevue firefighters, which spent approximately $30,000.