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Author : Patrick Forsyth
Publisher :
Page : 0 pages
File Size : 17,20 MB
Release : 2016
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Author : Patrick Forsyth
Publisher :
Page : 123 pages
File Size : 40,31 MB
Release : 2016
Category : Direct marketing
ISBN :
Direct marketing just got easier ... Picking the right promotional mix is not easy. Whatever is done it must be effective, and also cost-effective, and both budgets and time are no doubt limited. Business does not arrive unbidden (or very little of it does), nor does it magically arrive just by crossing your fingers and shouting 'Promotion!'; so something must be done and time and effort must be expended to make sure it works. Even in this electronic age, direct mail remains a popular form of promotion. It can certainly find and hold customers and do so cost-effectively too. But, you may have noticed, it does not have the best image - the words 'junk mail' are frequently used in relation to direct mail offerings! However, used carefully, it can work for seller and buyer alike. This book sets out how to utilize direct marketing for maximum benefit for both. If you position the use of direct mail effectively within the totality of your promotional mix, and make it work well - and that means systematically making sure that every element of it works well, from a letter and brochure to an envelope and much more - it can be an important part of your business generating process.
Author : Partick Forsyth
Publisher : Teach Yourself
Page : 111 pages
File Size : 46,43 MB
Release : 2014-06-27
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN : 1473601967
Sunday: Why use direct mail? Monday: Building and maintaining your database Tuesday: The components of direct mail Wednesday: Creative approaches Thursday: Physical campaigns Friday: Digital campaigns Saturday: Integration and follow-up
Author : Dee Twomey
Publisher : Hodder Education
Page : 96 pages
File Size : 29,26 MB
Release : 2003
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN : 9780340857656
This book will appeal to marketers of all levels hoping to improve both their skills and knowledge base in direct marketing. Direct marketing describes the process where information about an individual's responses and transactions are recorded and this data is used to target, implement and control marketing activity. It is the focus on the individual level that distinguishes direct marketing from traditional marketing methods. This strategic sector of marketing has grown by over 20% since 1998 and is set to continue growing over the next 5 years. It is an area that marketing professionals are increasingly being asked to focus on and specifically skilled direct marketers are increasingly in demand.
Author : Patrick Forsyth
Publisher : Teach Yourself
Page : 0 pages
File Size : 21,92 MB
Release : 2016-11-22
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN : 9781473609549
Direct marketing just got easier Picking the right promotional mix is not easy. Whatever is done it must be effective, and also cost-effective, and both budgets and time are no doubt limited. Business does not arrive unbidden (or very little of it does), nor does it magically arrive just by crossing your fingers and shouting 'Promotion!'; so something must be done and time and effort must be expended to make sure it works. Even in this electronic age, direct mail remains a popular form of promotion. It can certainly find and hold customers and do so cost-effectively too. But, you may have noticed, it does not have the best image - the words 'junk mail' are frequently used in relation to direct mail offerings! However, used carefully, it can work for seller and buyer alike. This book sets out how to utilize direct marketing formaximum benefit for both. If you position the use of direct mail effectively within the totality of your promotional mix, and make it work well - and that means systematically making sure that every element of it works well, from a letter and brochure to an envelope and much more - it can be an important part of your business generating process. In this book, in seven succinct chapters,we review how to make that so. Each of the seven chapters in Direct Marketing In A Week covers a different aspect: - Sunday: The recipients: database considerations - Monday: The core elements of direct mail - Tuesday: The component mix - Wednesday: Creatively enhancing persuasiveness - Thursday: Follow-up activity - Friday: Email approaches: as easy as 'click' - Saturday: Future campaigns
Author : Craig Simpson
Publisher : Entrepreneur Press
Page : 250 pages
File Size : 25,2 MB
Release : 2014-01-28
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN : 1599185180
Fact: More commerce and wealth is created by direct mail than by any other media (true before the internet and true now) Reported in 2013 as the marketing channel that "delivers the best ROI for customer acquisition and retention" by Target Marketing’s Seventh Annual Media Usage Forecast survey of B2C, direct mail is surprisingly outdated and under-represented on the marketing bookshelves for small business owners — authors Simpson and Kennedy change that. Millionaire-maker Dan S. Kennedy and direct mail marketing specialist Craig Simpson urge small business owners to drive the momentum built via social media and other marketing avenues into the mailboxes of their target consumers. Unlike other direct mail marketing books on the shelf that specialize in one aspect of preparing a campaign such as copywriting or design, this comprehensive solution covers all — the organizational, technical, and creative including designing, budgeting, tracking, and assessing effectiveness. Also covered is how direct mail can be used in today's online marketing funnels. Benefiting from the authors' combined 30 years in direct marketing, business owners are given the guidelines for what works and what doesn’t, illustrated by real-life business campaigns that show step-by-step how to build a results-producing promotional campaign.
Author : Mark S. Bacon
Publisher :
Page : 312 pages
File Size : 32,82 MB
Release : 1997-10-28
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN :
Low-cost direct marketing strategies that really work, updated throughout to include the Internet as a resource, with information on how to set up a Web page and examples of successful Web sites. This nuts-and-bolts how-to helps small business owners develop techniques that are tailored to their individual business and financial needs--from selecting the appropriate media and markets to creating a mailing list database to tracking responses.
Author : Freeman F. Gosden
Publisher : Wiley
Page : 250 pages
File Size : 44,15 MB
Release : 1989-12-13
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN : 9780471513285
For people who are thinking of starting a mail order business, or those involved in or planning to get into the direct marketing industry, this nuts-and-bolts guide explains the ``how'' and the ``why'' of the concepts and the techniques that make direct marketing work. Direct Marketing Success shows why list selection is crucial, and then shows how to do it, how direct mail can dramatically increase sales force efficiency, and how to create winning packages. Written the Direct Marketing Association's ``Man of the Year'' for 1985, and AdWeek's direct marketing columnist.
Author : Denny Hatch
Publisher : McGraw Hill Professional
Page : 374 pages
File Size : 29,59 MB
Release : 1999-02
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN : 9780844203492
Despite its long and profitable history, no one has assembled a single collection of all the basic secrets (or rules) of direct marketing. Until now. In these pages Denny Hatch and Don Jackson blitz you with the secrets, rules, and wisdom of nearly 200 of the great masters: from Claude Hopkins, David Ogilvy, and Max Sackheim to such modern greats as Jay Abraham, Dick Benson, Malcolm Decker, Bob Doscher, John J. Fleider, Jerry Gould, Bob Hacker, Dick Hodgson, Cecil Hoge, Sr., Bill Jayme, Ted Kikoler, Jim Kobs, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Malcolm McCluskey, Don Nicholas, J. Peterman, Max Ross, Jim Rutz, Emily Soell, Lew Smith, Bob Stone, Joan Throckmorton, and John Yeck.
Author : Stan Rapp
Publisher : McGraw Hill Professional
Page : 257 pages
File Size : 29,5 MB
Release : 2009-11-06
Category : Business & Economics
ISBN : 0071703381
Attract New Customers and Exceed Revenue Goals with iDirect Marketing! “A simple concept ties this incredibly useful book together. Every marketer now is an iDirect marketer. You ignore this concept, and this book, at your own peril.” Al Ries, author of War in the Boardroom “How do you get your brand heard, trusted, and remembered? The answer is in the confluence of digital and direct to form a torrent of minimal cost/maximal result opportunities. Rapp’s vision of an iDirect future and the insights of the book’s contributors put marketing supremacy in your grasp.” Tim Suther, SVP, Acxiom Global Multichannel Marketing Services “The internet brings about the reinvention of everything. Now it is marketing’s turn. Rapp compiles the best thinking on a future with low-cost and no-cost connections between products and consumers. Essential reading for marketers.” Chris Anderson, author of The Long Tail “Direct marketing is interactive, and interactive marketing is direct. With an ‘iDirect’ mindset, digital platforms and innovative analytics impact the data-driven, online, offline, lead-generating, customer-retaining, multichannel direct marketing process. Rapp’s vision for reinventing marketing is a wake-up call for CMOs to think and act differently in a profoundly changed world.” John Greco, President and CEO, Direct Marketing Association “It’s increasingly important to rely on an agency for accountable iDirect solutions. The advertising agency of the future must be adept at reinventing yesterday’s interactive, direct and branding. Rapp’s cohort of experts show the way in this book.” Michael McCathren, Chick-fil-A Conversation Catalyst About the Book Reinventing Interactive and Direct Marketing focuses on how to benefit from a fundamental truth about marketing in the digital era. Interactive Marketing is direct. Direct Marketing is interactive. What has been seen mistakenly as separate disciplines actually are one and the same. Every marketer now is an interactive direct marketer. To help you profit from this new reality, Stan Rapp introduces a new paradigm—iDirect—the 21st-century growth engine at the intersection of digital technologies and direct marketing practices. The gap between what you once took for granted and the iDirect Marketing future is so vast that a team of thought leaders is needed to deal with it. No one person has all the answers. In this book, Rapp brings together marketing luminaries with a variety of perspectives that will open your eyes to astonishing, new opportunities. It contains surprising insights from the top minds in direct marketing, including: John Greco, President of the Direct Marketing Association: How to Market Directly or Be Left Behind Professor Don Shultz, PhD, Northwestern University: Media Allocation for a Mass Networking Landscape Lucas Donat, President, Donat/Wald: ROIpositive Advertising via TV and Print for the iDirect Marketer Mike Caccavale, Founder and CEO, Pluris Marketing: Instant Delivery of Thousands of Individualized Messages Michael Becker, VP Mobile Strategies, iLoop Mobile: Hold the Consumer in the Palm of Your Hand with Mobile Melissa Read, PhD, Vice President of Research and Innovation, Engauge: The Psychology of Motivating Desired Behavior On- and Offline Tim Suther, Acxiom SVP Global Multichannel Marketing Services: Releasing the Full Power of iDirect Fundamentals