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Chris DeMartine

Chris has over 20 years' experience working for multinational corporations including Canon USA and IBM, and helping lead a few privately held tech startups and marketing services organizations. He authored dozens of articles in leading trade publications related to data marketing, market trends, performance bench-marking and operational excellence. He graduated with the tenth EMBA (Executive MBA) cohort at Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA and is the founder of Universe Trends, a business intelligence resource for the direct marketing community. Chris has led sessions and presented at AAMP, ANA, NPF, USPS PCC, VTNHMG and other events as well as Drexel University and Plymouth State University. In April 2019, Chris launched www.programmaticb2b.com to address the needs of small to mid-sized B2B organizations.

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Marketing | Offline Marketing | Direct Mail

A Digital Twist on B2B Direct Mail Results

By: Chris DeMartine
June 12th, 2019

If you're honest about your new customer acquisition efforts, then you'll admit that most new tests fail when compared with your top performing lists and media. Nevertheless, you continue to take calculated risks having the empirical assurance that they will eventually pay off. But how do you decide which risks are most appropriate and recognize the greatest benefits?

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