3 Reasons Fundraisers Should Invest in Deceased Suppression Processing
It’s been said that there are only two guarantees in life: death and taxes. While the latter isn’t much
Same-sex marriage postal survey forms sent to dead people in Canberra
As millions of postal survey forms asking if same-sex marriage should be legalised are sent to letterboxes around the
Press 1 to speak to a moron: Do banks and utilities need a special hotline for the bereaved?
Coodanup 72-year-old Carole Webb was devastated when she lost her husband of 40 years. As Mrs Webb writes in
The free Australian service to help grieving families
Sydney woman Kay found it very distressing after real estate companies persisted in sending mail addressed to her late uncle
Woman receives Readers Digest for husband dead three years
NOT A day goes by that Mount Morgan's Lorraine Bunton doesn't think of the love of her life, John. John
Register and save dead letter heartache
The Australian Bereavement Register is keen to put a stop to ‘dead letters’. Marketers sent 1.7 million letters to the
Avoid a $2.85 million mistake
Trying to get in touch with deceased Australians costs charities both financially and through loss of reputation. That’s where The
Stop Dead Letters
‘Stop dead letters’ is the clear shout out from The Australian Bereavement Register (TABR) in the lead up to Christmas.
Australian direct mailers spend $17 million on advertising to the deceased
Glenn Harrison discusses the issues around ‘dead letter’ campaigns. Is your marketing team generating some of the unwanted 9.5 million
Charities Worst Dead Letter Mail Offenders
Grieving Australians received more than 9.5 million pieces of unwanted mail addressed to their recently deceased loved ones, at an
Call for Marketers to stop unwanted direct mail to the dead
GRIEVING Australians receive a staggering 9.5 million pieces of unwanted direct mail addressed to their recently deceased loved ones. And on
Data Cleansing for Charities
How clean is your database? It’s an important question that too few take seriously. A customer or donor database
The Australian Bereavement Register – launch of new website and rebranding reflects a growing service
To reflect the continuing growth and popularity of The Australian Bereavement Register (TABR) deceased preference service, we’re pleased to announce
Taking a Proactive Approach to Mailing Lists & Deceased Suppression
Any organisation which directly promotes its products or services to its customers or prospects using a rented mailing list will
The Australian Bereavement Register exhibiting at the 2014 Australian Funeral Expo
The ACC and Higgins Manufacturing 2014 Australian Funeral Expo will be held at Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday 25 October
Macquarie Private Wealth in dock for mailing blunder
Bosses at Macquarie Private Wealth have been left red-faced after sending direct mail to a man who died six years
Record number of phone registrations received for The Australian Bereavement Register
In June, staff members at our call centre were kept very busy. They were attending to bereaved family members wanting
How using data suppression file products improve your reputation and revenue
Some 20 years ago, Rob Edwards (CEO of ADMA at the time) was featured in Australian Database Marketing Magazine. In
Significant increase in The Australian Bereavement Register suppression file – registrations now over 400K
Since its launch in 2012 The Australian Bereavement Register (TABR) suppression file has been one of the most welcomed initiatives
Pre Christmas Charity Appeal offers still being mailed to deceased
Over 1.7 million mail pieces sent through the post in the lead-up to Christmas will be mailed to dead people.