Make It So, Developer of New Internet Direct-Marketing Vehicle, Leases Expanded Offices in San Mateo from Wall Street Properties.
BURLINGAME, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 10, 1996--Make It So, the corporate parent of Internet direct-marketing innovator, ClubMail, today announced that it has signed a two-year lease for 2,300 square feet of additional office space from Wall Street Properties at 2471-73 Flores St. in San Mateo.
Make It So plans to remain in its current Burlingame offices until an expected move in mid-January 1997.
The company's move to San Mateo will coincide with the formal commercial launch of its subsidiary. ClubMail allows select clients to direct advertising messages, incentives, and sales offers to groups of highly targeted and pre-qualified prospects through the inherent cost-effectiveness, convenience and intimacy of the Internet environment.
ClubMail has a broad consumer focus.
Make It So is the latest venture of David Schulhof, 31, a direct-marketing entrepreneur who has marketed more than $100 million of high-tech products through companies he later sold to Logitech and Umax Technologies, respectively. Earlier this year, PC Today magazine featured Schulhof as one of four Generation X entrepreneurs who "helped change the world."
According to Victor Catanzaro, president of Wall Street Properties, "Considering the concepts behind the company and the record of its founder, we expect to enjoy a long and successful relationship with Make It So."
Make It So is currently based at 1299 Bayshore Hwy. in Burlingame, and lists its telephone number as 415/401-3600 and its fax number as 415/401-3643.
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