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Dux Marketing is a full service marketing provider dedicated to start-ups and small businesses. It is in the middle of the spectrum. When you search for marketing support, your options are either an Ad agency with ample services or a small independent provider. The Dux Marketing model was created to be the Small Business Ad Agency, providing clients affordable access to meet all their needs under one roof.

Dux Marketing helps clients communicate with their target audiences. Whether their aim is to maintain and nurture a relationship or establish a new one, Dux Marketing can develop and execute direct marketing initiatives that are measurable and effective.

In a nutshell, Dux Marketing brings ideas to concept. It focuses on its clients’ products and services to build their image, conduct promotions, generate sales leads, and support sales drives.

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New Sequoya library opens its doors (The Capital Times) | 20 Nov 2008 | 5:09 am

Readers, get out your library cards, because the Sequoya branch of the Madison Public Library is ready to open for business. The new library will open its doors at 9 a.m. Thursday in Sequoya Commons, a new housing and retail development at Midvale and Tokay boulevards, replacing the old library that was in the shopping strip at the same site that was torn down to make way for the new project. ...

Printing traffic tickets is helping company grow (The Indianapolis Star) | 19 Nov 2008 | 11:13 pm

Printing Technologies Inc. is enjoying a hedge against economic bad times. The Indianapolis company is one of the nation's largest printers of parking violation tickets, which cities see as a steady revenue raiser in these times of shrinking tax income.

The Canadian Press Business News Budget, Monday, March 24, 2008@ (INO News) | 18 Nov 2008 | 10:20 am

BUSINESS EDITORS:@ Here are Canadian Press Business budget lines as of 1 p.m. ET. Plans may change as circumstances warrant. Queries should be addressed to business editor John Valorzi at 416-507-2146 or Gary Norris or Dave Paddon on the business desk at 416-507-2138.