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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Help cool the earth



National Wildlife Federation has created a pretty neat online campaign called The Good Neighbor Pledge which coincides with Earth Day and National Wildlife Week. A visitor to the site responds to a series of energy saving tips and for each of the tips they can check off they get points for. With 20 or more points and a donation of $15.00 you are a member of the Good Neighbor Program. You then receive a Good Neighbor Kit with more information on how to cool the earth and as a premium you get a nifty water bottle.

Very cool way to generate more awareness and some dollars for the cause.

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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Celebrating the environment all week long



Happy Earth Day! And Arbor Day! And National Wildlife Week!

Just in case Earth Day isn't enough time to creatively express your appreciation for our environment - no need to fear; festivities are happening all week long!

April 19th kicked off National Wildlife Week (through April 27th), and the NWF is sponsoring clean-ups, events and a Wildlife Watch Program for you to learn about the wildlife in your community.

Arbor Day is also observed on Friday in Connecticut and the Arbor Day Foundation has suggested some great ways to celebrate the day. Some RMI reps are actually planning a trip out to the Arbor Day Foundation headquarters in Nebraska later this week for some special activities. Further details (and pictures) to come.

So do your civil duty - and yourself a favor - by taking some time to step outside this week and appreciate the beautiful weather, and the environment around you.

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Friday, December 21, 2007

Another way of looking at it



Along with the article in DM News about the survey conducted in conjunction with Pitney Bowes, was another story about how the DMA hopes to "inspire" the industry to go green. Their two campaigns, "Green 15" and "Recycle Please", are both well conceived and should be adopted by all DMA members. But this appears to shift the weight off of the DMA and onto the individual marketer/member to get the message out. What is being done by the DMA in the way of a "direct to public" campaign? All the statistics have convinced us as DMA members, but have fallen short with the public.

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Consumer confusion



Great job by DM News and Pitney Bowes on their joint survey on consumer reaction to direct mail and the environmental impact. The take away... consumers clearly want to get direct mail but are confused by the environmental impact it has. Second take away.... we, as an industry must do a better job of making consumers aware of the initiatives already in place to address their concerns. We're losing the PR battle.

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