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On this episode of Business Confessional Talk Radio, host Michelle Salater interviews direct mail marketing expert Blase Ciabaton, founder of TheDirectMailMan.com. Listen to the interview where Blase discusses the most common mistakes businesses and non-profits make when it comes to direct mail marketing and how to integrate direct mail marketing with other marketing efforts.
About Blase: In 2009, Blase Ciabaton launched the blog www.TheDirectMailMan.com, a resource where he leverages his nine years of expertise as a direct mail professional to share tips on customer loyalty, customer prospecting, improving response rates, and identifying targeted mailing lists. His expertise has made him a highly sought-after speaker, and Blase often presents to a global audience on the topics of direct mail marketing and fundraising for nonprofits.
Blase recognizes the importance of giving back to the community and supports various local charities. As a result of his business accomplishments and civic involvement, Blase was selected by Gulfshore Business as a member of the 2009 “40 Under 40” business professionals in Southwest Florida.
Find out more about Blase Ciabaton and direct mail marketing at www.TheDirectMailMan.com.
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