February 20, 2008
What is a Business List, and How is it useful?
The collection of businesses in your area, state, region, and country are all compiled, used for marketing, and quite often sold. The lists that get sold to List Management companies, and List Brokers are often put on the market as Business Lists. These lists can be very powerful - almost like a keg of gunpowder - for your marketing campaigns!
Business lists usually begin with compiled data of individuals or companies based upon a business-associated interest, inquiry, membership, subscription or purchase. From there the sky is the limit and this information can be segmented by hundreds of selections. Poor Irishman Internet Marketing Direct Mail Division is proud to offer Certified D&B DUNS Right Lists.
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Filed under Direct Mail by Andrew Jackson
Comments on What is a Business List, and How is it useful? »
Doug Sauerhaft @ 11:17 am
Dear Andrew, I couldn't agree with you more that the right list is critical to the success of any direct mail or email marketing campaign.
I have been buying and selling mailinglists, email lists and related services for direct marketers large and small since 1980.
Perhaps the services I offer both on and off line might be of benefit to you and your readers.
Unlike the mass information mills, I take pride in the success of each and every one of my clients…whether they be national marketers or local mom & Pops.
I'd be honored to be of service.
Regards,
Doug