17 Sep 2020
Direct Mail & Legitimate Interest- Is 3rd party data dead?
3rd party marketing lists are crucial for marketers trying to acquire new customers, especially when using direct mail. This article will investigate the challenges of using purchased lists and highlight methods to ensure compliance with the GDPR and the DMA Code.
17 Sep 2020
The DMA Politics Podcast 18: Dr Philippa Whitford MP
This week, Michael chats to the SNP Spokesperson for Health and member of Parliament for Central Ayrshire about the Scottish Government's new contact tracing app, Protect Scotland..png)
17 Sep 2020
Door Drop Standards
Advice regarding things to look for and to clarify with your door drop supplier.
16 Sep 2020
DDI initiative Launches New Creative Industries White Paper
The proposals from DDI creative industries sector lead, Caroline Parkinson, outlines the need for data skills in the sector and reflects on the progress made so far.
14 Sep 2020
Test and Trace: What Does it Mean for Marketers?
Find out how Test and Trace provides opportunities for building your customer database, promoting your social channels, and marketing opportunities.
10 Sep 2020
Test and Trace Data Collection- What Has Changed?
Last night, the UK government outlined changes to Test and Trace Data Collection, coming into effect from the 18th of September, will mean that data collection to enable NHS test and Trace will become mandatory for certain types of businesses.
03 Sep 2020
DMA Email Council: How to Use Registration Forms to Get Marketing Opt-In
Webinars, whitepapers, free wifi, online events and services are all created for lead generation and customer acquisition. This guide explains how to navigate the legal requirements while still achieving your goals
02 Sep 2020
CCS Survey on SMEs Winning Government Procurement Contracts
Crown Commercial Services (CCS) seek input from SMEs for improving access to government contracts.
02 Sep 2020
DMA Insight: The Creative Opportunity
Creativity isn’t a static concept, so it can be tricky to pin down. During the last decade, most of UK customers have felt the need to be more creative, giving brands an opportunity to engage with them in new ways. Read on to find out what creativity looks like to consumers.