Archive for Direct marketing

The value of the full Electoral Roll (ER) as a democratic tool is for politicians to decide. What should concern anybody with an interest in data at a UK population level is that removal of the Edited Electoral Roll (EER) from the market would mean that there would no longer be a single, universal and objectively created source of data on all adults. And yet this is precisely the position faced by the industry as T Read More
Share
For the first time in a decade, the proportion of adults registering to vote who opt-out from having data used for marketing purposes has fallen. This is the first reversal of a trend which has seen increases since 2003 when consumers were first allowed to exercise their right. The overall average opt-out rate on the current Edited Electoral Role (EER) stands at 45% – compared to 46% last year. The EER is us Read More
Share
The first few months of 2012 will be busy for the DM industry, following the new agreement signed on 1st November 2011 by both the DMA and Defra (department for the environment, food and rural affairs). This agreement commits the DM industry to a series of tough green targets to cut physical waste and carbon emissions over the next three years. The commitment to cutting waste has been set out in a new ‘Volun Read More
Share

Communication – is that the name of the game?

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010
At the end of September the results of the latest ONEPOST sponsored Sustainability tracking study were published and launched at the Mayfair Conference Centre in London. To view video clips of the event please click here Clearly reflecting the interest in this important subject, the event attracted a large turnout and those present were keen to learn the findings of the second DMA Study (previous report December Read More
Share