24 Feb 2005
| by Holly Acland
Door-to-door is a rapidly growing medium, attracting heavy investment, but how can brands achieve...The statistics on door-to-door marketing spend are impressive, considering that the sector ...
. Clutter is the medium's biggest issue.
More than 80% of the UK's top advertisers use door-drops and 11.9bn items were delivered in 2004, a year-on-year increase of 17%. Companies that are committed to door-to-door ...
07 Jun 2005
| by by Lisa Burn
LONDON - LinkDirect has been appointed to handle a major series of door-drop campaigns...Wallcoatings is an ideal candidate for door-to-door marketing. The non-intrusive, but well targeted nature ...
and the COI as well as Clarins, Numark, Yellow Pages, Essex and Suffolk Water, Spar and BT.
If you have ...
12 Feb 2004
| by Rachel Miller
Used by 84 of the nation's top 100 advertisers, door-drops are steadily gaining momentum....While some marketing media have been hit hard by diminishing budgets, the door-to-door sector has ...
by the medium is impressive.
Of the top 100 advertisers in 2002, 84 used door-drops as part of their marketing ...
advertisers are using door-to-door reveals the biggest users are retailers - especially grocery multiples ...
18 Dec 1997
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Given the very large scope of the campaign, door-to-door was seen as a
cost-effective medium ...
to be underperforming.
A two-stage campaign was devised. On day one, a yellow bag was left at
houses, urging ...
. For the door-drop, households
were ranked individually within 197 dealer territories, to optimise ...
15 Oct 1998
| by KEN GOFTON
to control door-to-door sales.
Leading field marketing agencies, through the Field Marketing
Association ...
on people s
doors.
This time next year, we could have 1000 people permanently employed on
door to door, and they won t all be working for utilities companies, he
claims.
A FOOT IN THE DOOR ...
12 Feb 2004
| by Rachel Miller
Is door-to-door more effective than inserts or above-the-line media? Rachel Miller finds out....Door-drops are second only to TV as the most salient marketing medium, ahead of radio, cinema and press, with 77% of respondents recalling door-drop campaigns, according to BMRB research. Moreover, 84% of respondents at least glance at a door-drop, while 76% keep leaflets that interest them, according to market ...
30 Jan 2003
| by RACHEL MILLER
More companies are putting door-to-door at the heart of their marketing strategies as innovative..., at least not for the door-to-door sector, which is still growing, thanks to new users and marketing budgets that have been diverted from above-the-line.
Door-to-door is flourishing in these lean times because it is cost-effective, accountable and above all, responsive. Indeed, the accountability of door-to-door ...
30 Jan 2003
| by RACHEL MILLER
Door-to-door marketing is much more than a leaflet drop promoting your latest special offer...The beauty of door-to-door marketing is that it cannot be ignored.
The consumer has to pick it up. They can't switch off or turn the page or change channels. As a result, door drops are fast ...
and more cluttered, marketers have had to become more creative to produce door drops that stand out from ...
13 Sep 2005
| by by Staff
marketing sector by using door-to-door for the first time, in a campaign planned by Mindset Marketing...them".
The door-to-door activity is part of a three-month integrated campaign, which also includes ...
's.
Creative work for the Flying Start campaign is by Picador Design, while door-to-door distribution is being ...
18 Jul 2003
, they are having trouble getting their personalised CRM communications out of the door.
Personalisation is a ...
and strategies. Yet technology can now ensure that internal CRM solutions actually make it out of the door ...
out of the door has achieved mainstream awareness, there is still considerable potential for improved ...