Digital Marketing: Using the New Technologies to Get Closer to Your Customers

Digital Marketing: Using the New Technologies to Get Closer to Your Customers

by WillRowan (Author)

Synopsis

There is no benefit in making distinctions between old and new media in an economy where the context of every channel to market is changing. As digital technologies place the customer at the centre of marketing, it is important for marketers to have a full understanding of how to plan an integrated approach to ensure a profitable relationship. This is the aim of this practical manual. It demonstrates how to: reappraise the expectations and role of marketing in a digital, networked marketplace; define the new customer-driven marketing concepts that digital channels enable - permission, viral, location, real-time marketplaces and auctions; and identify the customer-centric marketing goals that digital marketing takes to a new level -direct/customer relationship marketing techniques, sales promotion, broadcast and narrow cast advertising. The author details how best to use digital, networked channels such as the Internet and mobile and interactive TV, and sets out decision-making tools that readers may use to implement these ideas and techniques.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Edition: 1
Publisher: Kogan Page
Published: 30 Apr 2002

ISBN 10: 0749436646
ISBN 13: 9780749436643

Author Bio
Will Rowan is an experienced marketer and e-commerce consultant with his roots in blue-chip direct marketing. His consultancy, TheCustomer.co.uk, provides digital marketing consultancy to leading companies, banks, professional and educational bodies and major direct marketing agencies. A member of the Institute of Direct Marketing, he regularly runs workshops and courses for the Institute. Will is also the author of The E-commerce Pocketbook (published by Management Pocketbooks). Will can be contacted at ask@thecustomer.co.uk or you can participate in an online discussion with him on the Web site that accompanies this book: www.TheDigitalMarketingBook.com.