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    MARKETINGAN INTRODUCTION

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    Global Edition

    Direct and Online Marketing:Building Direct Customer Relationships

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    Chapter Outline

    Growth and Benefits of Direct Marketing

    Customer Databases and Direct Marketing

    Forms of Direct Marketing

    Online Marketing

    Setting up an Online Marketing Presence

    The Promise and Challenges of OnlineMarketing

    Public Policy Issues in Direct Marketing

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    Direct Marketing

    Direct marketing consists

    of connecting directly

    with carefully targeted

    individual consumers to

    both obtain an

    immediate response and

    cultivate lasting customer

    relationships.

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    Benefits of Direct Marketing

    Convenient

    Easy/private

    Wealth of products

    Information

    Interactive

    Immediate

    Benefits toBuyers

    Low cost

    Efficient

    Speedy

    Improved efficiencies

    Flexibility

    Access to buyers

    Benefit toSellers

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    Customer Databases and Direct Marketing

    A customer database is an organizedcollection of

    comprehensive data

    about individual

    customers or prospects,

    including geographic,

    demographic,

    psychographic, and

    behavioral data.

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    Forms of Direct Marketing

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    Direct-Mail Marketing

    Direct mail is the sending an offer,

    announcement, reminder, or other item to

    a person

    at a

    particular

    physical

    or virtual

    address.

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    Discussion Question

    What types of

    marketers and/orproducts tend to use

    direct mail to reach

    consumers? Why?

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    Catalog Marketing

    Catalog marketing is the use of print,

    video, or

    digital catalogs

    that are mailed to

    select customers,

    made available in

    stores or presented

    online.

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    Telephone Marketing

    Outbound

    Inbound(800numbers)

    Telephone

    marketingaccounts for more

    that 17 percent of

    direct marketing-

    driven sales

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    Direct-Response Television Marketing

    (DRTM)

    Direct-responsetelevision

    advertising (or

    infomercials)

    Home shoppingchannels

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    Kiosk Marketing

    Informationand ordering

    machines

    Consumer andbusinessmarkets

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    Digital Direct Marketing Technologies

    Mobile phonemarketing

    Podcasts andVodcasts

    Interactive TV(iTV)

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    Discussion Question

    As a consumer, how

    do you feel about

    telephone marketing?

    Mobile marketing?

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    Online Marketing

    Online marketing is the fastest growing form of

    direct marketing

    OnlineMarketing

    Companies

    Click-onlyClick-and-

    mortar

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    Online Marketing Domains

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    Business-to-Consumer (B2C)

    Businesses

    selling goods

    and services

    online to final

    consumers.

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    Business-to-Business (B2B)

    B2B Web sites

    EmailOnline product

    catalogs

    Online tradingnetworks

    Customer-support

    services

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    Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)

    Auction

    sites

    Blogs

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    Consumer-to-Business (C2B)

    Consumer-to-business (C2B) are online

    initiate purchases, sometimes even driving

    transaction terms.

    exchanges in which

    consumers search out sellers,

    learn about their offers, and

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    Forms of Online Advertising and Promotion

    Banner Ads

    Interstitials

    Search-related ads

    Contentsponsorships

    Alliances

    Affiliateprograms

    Viral

    marketing

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    Creating or Participating in Online Social

    Networks

    Marketerschoices

    Participate inexisting webcommunities

    Set up theirown web

    communities

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    Discussion Question

    When using a social

    network such as

    Facebook, what do

    you perceive as good

    marketing?

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    Public Policy Issues in Direct Marketing

    Irritation,

    unfairness,

    deception, and

    fraud

    Invasion of privacy

    A need for action