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AdForce, ClickAction Team for E-mail Marketing

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Pamela Parker
Pamela Parker
Jun 21, 2000

Banner ad-serving technology meets e-mail distribution technology, in
Wednesday’s co-marketing deal between AdForce LLC and ClickAction Inc.,
an agreement aimed at providing clients with one-stop-shopping.


The two firms have agreed to co-market one another’s services to their
clients, and eventually to integrate their services so that banner ads can
be served via e-mail. AdForce is CMGI‘s
ad-serving technology company, and ClickAction provides
e-mail campaign management services.


“AdForce and ClickAction share the objective of ensuring that clients
optimize the return of their online marketing investment,” said Joe
Cortale, executive vice president of worldwide sales at ClickAction.


“We believe that through this partnership, where we bring together Web
advertising and opt-in email expertise, we will be able to provide clients
a significant competitive advantage.”


ClickAction’s clients include Patagonia, Brooks Brothers, Sara Lee, Vicinity, Boise Cascade Office Products,
and Dean and Deluca. AdForce’s
clients include 24/7 Media, ArtistDirect, Netscape Netcenter, and OneMediaPlace.

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