Sponsored by
Marketing Databasics to hold
Win a
customer analytics seminar
makeover
Data consultancy Marketing Databasics at the conference on business-to-business
returns to ECMOD this year to offer visitors analytics. Trevor Jones, the company’s
attending its seminar session off the main head of consultancy (and a Catalogue/
courtesy of
exhibition hall a free assessment of how e-business columnist), says that his
improved customer analytics can benefit session will reveal “quick wins” designed
TA Design
their businesses. In addition to the free to help cataloguers significantly cut their
seminar, Marketing Databasics will speak marketing expenditures. Creative agency TA Design is celebrating
the unveiling of its revamped image and
P3 Salehurst to unveil
website by running a competition where
one winner will receive a free catalogue
makeover. Open to business-to-business as
rebrand at ECMOD
well as business-to-consumer titles,
TA Design’s makeover will include creative,
This year’s ECMOD exhibition will be the Gould Paper Corporation.
design, copywriting and print-ready PDF
launch platform for P3 Salehurst’s new To celebrate the launch, visitors to
files for a catalogue of up to 32 pages. The
name and corporate branding. The paper the stand are invited to join the team for
winner will be announced on 2nd October at
and paper management service provider is a glass of Champagne. Sales director
ECMOD. Entrants can apply at ECMOD or
now a part of Gould Paper Corporation, an Dominic Blakey will also be taking part
via the TA Design website. And Catalogue/
independently owned North America-based in the “Catalogue and Print Production
e-business will be there to follow up with
paper merchant. At ECMOD, P3 Salehurst Masterclass” on 1st October, where he will
TA Design and the competition winner with
will see its global presence boosted as it examine today’s market and suggest ways
a before-and-after article chronicling the
becomes the UK Publications Division of to minimise the effect of rising paper costs.
transformation.
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