by Drayton Bird (Author)
For many years, "Commonsense Direct Marketing" has enjoyed an unrivalled reputation as 'the authoritative textbook', and latterly as 'a definitive mini institute'. The book was first published in 1982, and this new edition upholds the tradition of excellence established in previous editions, with the added bonus of a larger, easy-to-read format. It also includes extensive material on how to use the Internet as a direct marketing tool. In his characteristic and witty style, Drayton Bird offers a practical yet entertaining guide to the intricacies of direct marketing. "Commonsense Direct Marketing" is packed with international case studies that show how companies worldwide have implemented the author's ideas, and covers a vast range of strategies necessary for a successful campaign. Amongst the topics examined are: the role of the marketing department; how to acquire and keep a customer; how to achieve objectives and evaluate results; what you should sell; how to position product effectively; how to choose your agency - and how to do without one; and the Internet - the direct marketer's new tool. "Commonsense Direct Marketing", is, without doubt, mandatory reading for all sales and marketing managers, advertising executives and students of marketing throughout the world. Drayton Bird has over 40 years' experience as copywriter, client, creative director and, latterly, as Vice Chairman and Creative Director of the world's largest direct marketing network, Ogilvy and Mather Direct. Today he runs The Drayton Bird Partnership, which handles and advises on direct marketing, and undertakes other marketing activities for clients large and small. He is also the author of two other best-selling books, "How to Write Sales Letters that Sell" and "Marketing Insights and Outrages" (both published by Kogan Page). He is an internationally celebrated speaker, having addressed audiences in 35 countries.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 352
Edition: 4
Publisher: Kogan Page
Published: 01 Jul 2000
ISBN 10: 0749431210
ISBN 13: 9780749431211