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| Objective |
After
striking exclusive
deals with more than
10 different credit
reporting agencies
in major world
economies, Jason was
keen to start
telling companies
about the service.

Our job in this
campaign was to get
potential customers
calling up to find
out more about their
services. Their
reports were
marketing at much
less than their
competitors, so the
advertising was
their to gain
interest and calls
and, on phoning, to
start to gain their
trust.
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| Why
did they choose us? |
Price
- our email
costs are probably
the lowest in the UK
for specialist
business-to-business
marketing. Why?
We're interested in
getting repeat
business from you,
not just the
one-offs. Quality
data from quality
suppliers.

Spam Protection -
all our emails are
strictly business
related and conform
with the relevant
2003 EU and UK laws.

Design Services -
Ashton Creative
designs get results.
Up to 3 times the
result of
customer-designed
emails. The same is
true for faxing, as
they discovered.
That's fact.
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| Whom
were they targeting? |
Our
data is never more
than 9 months old -
thanks to the
specialist companies
which supply us with
data. We can get to
just the companies
you need.
Click
here to find out how.

Initially,
FTS's campaigns were
massive - sending
out up to 200,000
emails a month when
combining both the
debt collection and
credit reports. As
the company became
more specialised,
they wanted to
target companies
more likely than not
to import and
export. They used
our extensive and
accurate email
database to their
own advantage.
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| What
were the results? |
The
early campaigns for
particularly debt
collection produced
huge results. In one
month, they got
instructions from
businesses to
collect more than
£800,000 worth of
debt, more than 4
times their initial
target.

During their
credit-report-only
days, they got an
average response of
1 in 1,000. Although
much lower than the
debt collection
emails, the goal of
the new campaign was
to get new account
customers. After
being tempted to
call due to the low
advertised rates, a
large number of
respondents ended up
converting to
year-long, fixed-fee
accounts. |
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