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The management of Data Stats believes that its relationship with its clients and visitors is far too important to have their unique profiles be treated as a commodity or revenue source. Furthermore, management firmly believes that information collected for one purpose should not be used for other purposes without the consent of the subject of that information. Data Stats will not sell, trade, or otherwise give away individual customer or visitor information, gained through our normal business operations, to third parties. Nor will we engage in what we consider to be "intrusive" profiling unrelated to our business. Data Stats does collect and maintain profile databases of customers and visitors to its web site. These databases are not visitor specific. The purpose of these databases is to help improve Data Stats' operation and offer better service to our clients. Data Stats pledges to protect the confidentiality of this information. If you believe that we have violated the trust you have placed with us, please contact me immediately at the above address or email me at: Raymond D. Matkowsky Chief Executive Officer |
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I feel it is a misconception to direct your marketing of your products tothe 18 to 49 year old age group. The 18 to 49 year olds is still the preferred demographic for United States television advertisers. Find out why it is a misconception. This month's Guest Article is a republishing of an article that was written by John J. Woods of Woods & Company in January of 2017. Mr. Woods is a CPA, entrepeneur, speaker, and a consultant for small businesses throughout the United States. His article deals with supercharging your business growth. His subject never gets out of date. As always, take time to read Dr. Marcia Yudkin's Marketing Minute comments. |
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 | Marcia Yudkin, Ph.D (New Marketing Minute each Wednesday) |
