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The Cabot Market Letter "Accountants, Analysts, Liars and Thieves." It would seem an unlikely headline for an investing newsletter, but that's exactly what appears on a recent magalog from The Cabot Market Letter. Facing corporate America's tainted post-Enron image along with a turbulent stock market, Cabot has turned to a creative strategy that, if direct marketing were politics, might be called negative campaigning. Cabot aligns itself with suspicious and jaded investors by giving voice to feelings of betrayal ("They LIED about earnings…manipulated the markets…and sold us BILLIONS IN WORTHLESS STOCKS"). Then, it promises justice ("GETTING RICH is truly YOUR BEST REVENGE!") The cash offer is $99 for 26 issues plus three reports, or $175 for 52 issues plus six reports. Report titles play with the central theme of trust vs. distrust, such as "10 Honest Stocks" and "How to Invest in a Post-Enron World." An additional premium, awarded for replies within ten days, is titled "The 20 Worst Stocks to Own Now."
Willow Ridge and Bedford Fair Lifestyles
Women's apparel marketer Bedford Fair is in the mail this summer with miniature versions of both Bedford Fair Lifestyles and Willow Ridge. The shrunken books measure roughly 5-1/2" x 8-1/2", down
National Park Foundation
Arriving in time for summer holidays, the latest 6" x 9" package from the National Park Foundation seeks to capture the public's interest in all things American. The patriotic theme starts upfront
The direct mail pieces appearing in Mail Stream are tracked and analyzed by Paradysz Matera, New York, through its online competitive direct mail and e-mail tracking tool MarketRelevance. Located at:www.MarketRelevance.com
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