In early 2011, he spoke for the third time at the FreedomFest World Economic Summit in Nassau, Bahamas. He has given numerous speeches at the national Direct Marketing Association (DMA) annual meeting: as well as for DMA affiliates and other organizations listed in his company profile.
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In 2010 he published an article about the inefficiencies of the United States Postal Service, arguing for full privatization. Articles by and about Huey have appeared in Inc., USA Today, Target Marketing, Christianity Today and Adweek.
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In 1977, Huey launched the industry newsletter Direct Response and in 2001, the Direct Marketing Update e-zine. Publishing and public speaking activities His agencies have received 73 marketing awards including the 2011 Best of Show Email Message WebAward from the Web Marketing Association. He has been recognized for his effective use of viral marketing and list segmentation. Huey pioneered the magalog, created a proprietary direct marketing system and developed the internet landing page as a tool for marketers. CDMG's client list of more than 200 companies includes many large corporations. (CDMG), a firm that provides direct mail, direct marketing websites, direct response television, infomercials, radio commercials and web-based marketing services. In 1984, he founded Creative Direct Marketing Group, Inc. Direct marketing Īfter college, Huey began work at InfoMat, a mailing list-market segmentation company, and became the owner and president of the company three years later. He runs three non-profit voter advisory websites for evangelical Christians including the 2011 California Election Forum Website, which has the stated purpose of "Helping Christians vote for, not against, their Biblical values" by describing the candidates' views on various social issues from the point of view of a conservative Christian. He served on party committees including the Republican Central Committee, and has been an informal adviser to candidates. Īlthough the 2011 special election was his first run for office, he has been involved in politically related activities for years.
He is president of Creative Direct Marketing Group of Torrance and InfoMat. He was said to be an expert in direct mail marketing in the 1990s, later gaining expertise and recognition for his internet marketing. Huey became wealthy running direct marketing firms. He attended California State University, Long Beach, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science with minors in history and economics. Huey grew up in Hawthorne, California, and graduated from El Segundo High School. 2.2 Publishing and public speaking activities.Huey is the publisher of Direct Marketing Update, an industry newsletter that educates readers about marketing strategies that help them generate new leads and increase profits through integrated marketing, including direct mail and digital marketing. Huey is the president of, , and ElectionForum.Org.
He is also a frequent guest on TV, including Fox News, and the radio, speaking as a small business expert. Huey is the author of 23 Equity Crowdfunding Secrets, The Deep State: 15 Surprising Dangers You Should Know and the e-book 17 Special Advertising Insights for Marketing to Seniors. Huey has also helped clients raise significant capital through equity crowdfunding marketing under the JOBS Act. Many of his clients are in the alternative health and investment newsletter fields. Considered an expert in direct response and digital marketing, Huey has helped turn several companies into multimillion dollar corporations with advanced data targeting and integrated marketing. Creative Direct Marketing Group, Inc., founder and CEOĪngela Combs (divorced) 3 children (Asher, Caleb, Julia)Ĭraig Huey for Restoring the American DreamĬraig Alan Huey (born June 16, 1950) is a business owner, marketing expert, author, and former American Republican Party candidate who owns two direct marketing companies as well as several websites that provide guidelines for voting.
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