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How to get a meeting with anyone

Stu Heinecke

2016

Money mindset

Brian Carruthers

2015

The ultimate marketing plan

Dan S. Kennedy

2011

The Handbook of International Direct Marketing

Federaion of European Direct Marketing A

1992

Direct Marketing Techniques

Lois Geller

1998

How to plan direct mail

Iain Maitland

1996

Commonsense direct marketing

Drayton Bird

1989

Marketing Secrets of a Mail Order Maverick

Joseph Sugarman

1998

Advertising, Promotion, and Other Aspects of Integrated Marketing Communications

Terence A. Shimp

2006

The Engaged Customer

Hans Peter Brondmo

2002

Big Al's Super Prospecting

Tom Schreiter

1994

Get Over Your Damn Self

Romi Neustadt

2016

Strategic database marketing

Arthur Middleton Hughes

2005

Being direct

Lester Wunderman

1996

Direct marketing through broadcast media

Alvin Eicoff

1995

Direct marketing

Edward L. Nash

2000

The ultimate marketing plan

Dan S. Kennedy

1991

S.U.R.E.-Fire Direct Response Marketing

Russell Kern, Russell M. Kern

2001

First sentences for network marketing

Tom Schreiter

2015

Streetwise direct marketing

Duncan, George.

2001

Entrepreneur magazine's ultimate direct marketing guide

Al Lautenslager

2005

The little jewel

Edward D. Curry

1996

Reinventing interactive and direct marketing

Stan Rapp

2010

Direct and digital marketing in practice

Thomas, Brian

2017

Direct marketing

William S. Sachs, Herbert Katzenstein

1986

Building brands directly

Stewart Pearson

1996

Direct and interactive marketing

Adrian Sargeant, Douglas C. West

2001

2,239 tested secrets for direct marketing success

Don Jackson, Denny Hatch, Denison Hatch

1998

Big Al tells all

Tom Schreiter

1985

UNcommon marketing techniques

Jeffrey Dobkin

1998

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