We are DMAW
The Direct Marketing Association of Washington is the largest regional direct marketing association in the US. The majority of DMAW members are end-users, vendors, suppliers, agencies, freelancers, educators, and students located in the Washington metro, Baltimore, and Central Virginia areas. However, we welcome everyone from anywhere in the United States whose field of interest is direct marketing, to join us for learning, sharing, networking, and, of course, making good friends and having fun. We look forward to meeting you!
SPECIAL EVENT
Digital Day Forum
Digital Day brings together some of the industry’s leading digital marketing experts. They will share their knowledge and provide you with answers to your toughest online marketing questions to help you save time, bolster your response, and increase revenue.
NEW BOGO registration offer!
• For Nonprofits: Buy One/Get One Free! For every registration a nonprofit purchases, we will give you another free for one of your nonprofit colleagues.
• For Agencies/Vendor Partners: You get a similar offer! Buy One/Get One Free – AND, the free goes to one of your nonprofit clients or potential clients.
Members - $270
Non-members - $290
Nonprofit Member - $150
Nonprofit Non-member - $190
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Jun 04, 2019
Digital Day Forum
Jun 12, 2019
Webinar: Mail Plans—Are they really just for direct mail and do I really need one?
Jun 20, 2019
Lunch and Learn: Breaking Integration Myths
LATEST ARTICLES & RESOURCES
DM 201: Stop Getting Comfortable and Start Innovating
DM 201 is an intermediate-level course that’s perfect for anyone who already has some direct marketing experience under their belt—whether at an agency, nonprofit, list broker, production company, or analytics firm—and wants to go beyond the basics. Somewhere between being a total newbie and seasoned vet things start to fall into Read more >
Middle donors and the White House
Are your middle donors suffering from middle child syndrome? Do they feel excluded, ignored, overshadowed by the over-indulged major donors and the high volume, attention-stealing low dollar donors? Organizations are starting to shine the spotlight on middle donors, and rightly so. The reality is middle donors account for less Read more >
