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U.S. Pharmacopoeia Drug Reference Guide
Aggressive List Management has been named manager of the United
States Pharmacopoeia Drug Reference Guide buyers list. Designed for
doctors and other people who prescribe, order, dispense or administer
medications, the guide offers information on prescription and
non-prescription drugs. The file includes the names of 3,566 12-month
buyers who placed a minimum order of $350. The source was direct
mail.
Selections: Gender, state/SCF/ZIP
Cost: $155/M
Contact: Aggressive List Management Inc., 847-304-4030.
Woodcraft Supply Corp.
Names and Addresses Inc. is offering the updated Woodcraft Supply
Corp. buyers file, including the names of 98,261 12-month catalog
customers. Catering to both professional and non-professional
woodworkers, the catalog features power tools, carving supplies,
finishing materials and books. The average unit of sale is $75. Most of
the buyers are men. The sources are direct mail (60%) and space
advertising (40%).
Selections: Dollar amount, state/SCF/ZIP
Cost: $95/M
Contact: Names and Addresses Inc., 847-465-1500
Duluth Pack/Duluth Tent and Awning
Chilcutt Direct Marketing is offering the Duluth Pack/Duluth Tent and
Awning catalog buyers file for exchange only. It features the names of
5,928 one-year buyers. These consumers purchased luggage, clothing and
outdoor equipment with an average unit of sale of $125.
Price: Exchanges only
Contact: Chilcutt Direct Marketing, 405-478-7245
Overstock.com Package Inserts
Now available from Stanton Direct Marketing Inc. is the Overstock.com
package insert program. Overstock.com, an online retailer of brand-name
close-out merchandise, sends roughly 875,000 packages per year. The
buyers, two thirds of whom are female, range in age from 24 to 54 and
have an annual household income of $40,000 to $80,000. The average unit
of sale is $75. The source is the Internet.
Cost: $55/M
Contact: Stanton Direct Marketing Inc., 603-673-1933
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