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Basically, the guide is a compilation of expert "how to" articles coverting topics related to the above (lists, data, and data services as they pertain to direct marketing). If you're in a position to write such a piece, it could be great exposure for you.

Here are</summary>
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I call this the golden glimpse of direct mail. What you do what this glimpse can determine whether or not your piece goes into the trash pile or the "save" pile.

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