I've found that a very effective way to get rid of the snail mail spam that you regularly receive is to take the business reply envelopes and stuff them with anything that's heavy. Once they get tired of paying the postage on the brick you sent back to them, they'll stop sending you "Free Magazines!!!! (if you sell your soul to the Devil)" offers.
I have seen several sights trying to just what 2nd Post! suggests. Most notably is the Jack Daniels web site which I am currently unable to access because I'm behind my company's stupid proxy server, I think http://www.jackdaniels.com. Cool contests, promotions, recipes, etc. Very effective in raising brand awareness.
Slashdot Mirror
I've found that a very effective way to get rid of the snail mail spam that you regularly receive is to take the business reply envelopes and stuff them with anything that's heavy. Once they get tired of paying the postage on the brick you sent back to them, they'll stop sending you "Free Magazines!!!! (if you sell your soul to the Devil)" offers.
I have seen several sights trying to just what 2nd Post! suggests. Most notably is the Jack Daniels web site which I am currently unable to access because I'm behind my company's stupid proxy server, I think http://www.jackdaniels.com. Cool contests, promotions, recipes, etc. Very effective in raising brand awareness.