Catalogs and direct mail. We think of them as different things, but catalogs are direct mail. But there are a lot of other formats one can deliver to a customer or prospect’s mailbox besides a catalog ...

The internet hasn’t killed off the mail-order catalog. Discover a list of popular mail order catalogs from direct-to-consumer clothing and home brands who are banking on physical snail-mail ...

Amid the rush of new media and marketing channels, some multichannel merchants consider catalogs an increasingly less important part of the marketing mix. But while catalog purchasing may decline as ...

First, it costs $4. Second, it only lasts 10 years for that $4. Third, it’s a nuclear option. There’s no choosing to allow mail based on certain categories or stores you might like.

By the late 19th century, mail-order catalogs had become an important source for a great variety of seeds and bulbs. It was only a matter of time before gardeners realized that birdbaths, wind ...

There is plenty of nostalgia attached to receiving the catalogs in the mail.

During much of the ‘80s, the mail order industry has grown by at least 12% every year. By 1988, it hit 12.5 billion catalogs a year, or fifty catalogs for every man, woman, and child.

Whether ordering from print catalogs or online, gardeners would likely tell you that mail order is their least preferred way to purchase plants — and I generally agree.

Have you ever received unwanted catalogs? Or multiple catalogs from the same company? Well, there’s a cool new website that will help you eliminate unwanted catalogs to simplify your life and ...

I made the mistake of ordering something from a catalog over the holidays. It was from one of those eco-friendly, save-the-wildlife organizations, where part of the profit is supposed to help ...