Sentence examples for targeted mailings from inspiring English sources

Sroka said the company will send targeted mailings to prospective customers and create special events, including one at the Super Bowl, to promote the seats and suites.

Other methods for finding employment include employer websites, advertised openings through online services, targeted mailings, employment agencies, short-term employment opportunities, and volunteering opportunities.

Drawing in audiences with saturation television coverage, school promotions, shopper deals and ethnically targeted mailings, Ringling "has made an art of selling their merchandise," Mr. Crangle said, pointing to child catchers like the $20 Astro Light Swords.

These E-patrons receive targeted mailings and special discount offers.

2. Postcards Inspirational Grounds will employ targeted mailings to our 55407 customer base.

The GHC Medicare Advantage enrollees learned about the SS program from targeted mailings, a member benefits Web site, or their health providers during routine preventive visits.

They are targeting mailings to new voters.

On Sept. 25, 2006, Randy Ruder, general manager of Beach Point Club in Mamaroneck and the association president at the time, sent a certified letter to Mr. Shaw criticizing him for "targeting mailings to club boards without the manager's knowledge," calling it a violation of the association's ethics policy.

And new technology -- like hand-held computers, which canvassers take with them as they go door-to-door, and massive national databases that let parties target mailings with incredible precision -- makes base voters a more cost-efficient marketing group than quirky independents, who need to be wooed through expensive ad campaigns.

Second, geographically targeted direct mailings were conducted to more than 2,000 age-eligible health plan members who reside in census tracts in which minority individuals are over-represented (>= 40% racial/ethnic minorities, based on Census 2000 counts).

Recruitment strategies include: posting study recruitment fliers at the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS), local public libraries and churches; announcements on the UMMS intranet; recruitment ads in the local newspapers and on Craigslist; and targeted direct mailings.