Direct and Digital Marketing Flashcards

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direct and digital marketing

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engaging directly with carefully targeted individual consumers and customer communities to both obtain an immediate response and build lasting customer relationships

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What is the role of direct marketing in most companies, such as Macy’s or Canadian Tire?

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a supplementary channel or medium. They sell the majority of their merchandise through store shelves but also utilize websites, online catalogues, direct mail, and social media pages.

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In the context of direct and digital marketing, how do companies like Amazon, Netflix, GEICO, and Expedia operate?

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a complete model for doing business based on direct and digital marketing. They rely on these strategies as the primary approach to the marketplace, exemplifying a shift where direct and digital marketing are not just supplementary channels but the core of their business models.

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What is currently the fastest-growing form of marketing?

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Direct and digital marketing have become the fastest-growing form of marketing.

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What are the 3 key advantages of direct and digital marketing for buyers?

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offer buyers convenience, ease, and privacy. They provide anywhere, anytime access to a vast array of goods and a wealth of product and buying information.

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What additional value does digital marketing, especially through online, mobile, and social media, provide to consumers?

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a sense of brand engagement and community. It serves as a platform for sharing brand information and experiences with other brand enthusiasts.

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What are some advantages of direct marketing for sellers?
3-4-2

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  • a low-cost, efficient, and speedy alternative for reaching their markets.
  • allows companies to target small groups or individual customers, interact one-on-one, learn about customer needs, and personalize products and services.
  • enable ongoing adjustments to prices and programs. =>adapt to changing market conditions and customer preferences.
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Forms of Direct and Digital Marketing

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  • Traditional Direct Marketing
  • Direct and Digital Marketing
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Digital and social media marketing

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utilize tools such as websites, online video, email, blogs, social media platforms, mobile ads and apps, and other digital platforms to directly engage consumers.

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Omni-channel retailing

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creating a seamless cross-channel buying experience that integrates in-store, online, and mobile shopping

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3 forms of Direct digital and social media marketing

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online marketing, social media marketing, and mobile marketing.

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Online marketing 5

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marketing via the internet using company websites, online advertising and promotions, email marketing, online video, and blogs.

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marketing websites

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a website that engages customers to move them closer to a direct purchase or other marketing outcome (useful info and interactive selling features, etc)

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Brand community website

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a website that presents brand content that engages customers and create customer community about a brand (videos, blogs, activities, etc)

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key to retaining web users on a site?
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create engaging and valued content that encourages consumers to visit the site, stay, and return.

  • easy to use
  • visually appealing
  • useful
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A website should provide 5

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deep and useful information, interactive tools, links to related sites, changing promotional offers, and entertaining features to engage and excite visitors.

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Online advertising

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advertising that appears when customers are browsing online, including display ads and search-related ads

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Online display ads

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Online display ads might appear anywhere on an internet user’s screen and are often related to the information being viewed.

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search-related ads (or contextual advertising)

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text- and image-based ads and links appear atop or alongside search engine results on sites such as Google, Yahoo!, and Bing.

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email marketing

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sending highly targeted
highly personalized
relationship-building
marketing messages via email

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What advantages does email offer for direct marketing messages? 3+2

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  • Email allows marketers to send highly targeted, tightly personalized, and relationship-building messages.
  • It provides a direct and engaging channel for communication with subscribers.
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Spam

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Unsolicited, unwanted commercial email message

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Challenges for email marketing

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explosion of spam—unsolicited, unwanted commercial email messages that clog up email boxes, causing consumer irritation and frustration.

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What approach do most legitimate marketers adopt to address concerns related to email marketing?

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practice permission-based email marketing, sending email pitches only to customers who “opt in.” This involves using configurable email systems that allow customers to choose what they want to receive.

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Online Videos

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posting digital video content on brand websites or on social media sites

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viral marketing

relating to online video marketing

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he digital version of word-of-mouth marketing, involves creating videos, ads, and other marketing content that are so infectious that customers will seek them out or pass them along to their friends.

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Blogs

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Blogs (or web logs) are online forums where people and companies post their thoughts and other content, usually related to narrowly defined topics.

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Advantages of blogs

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They can offer a fresh, original, personal, and cheap way to enter into consumer online and social media conversations. -> engage customers in meaningful relationships,

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social media

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  • independent and commercial online social networks
  • where ppl congregate to socialize and share messages, opinions, pictures, videos and other content
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2 ways for marketers to use social media

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  • use existing ones
  • set up their own
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4 advantages of social media marketing

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social media are
- targeted and personal,
- interactive,
- immediate and timely,
- cost-effective.

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Biggest advantages of social media

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Engagement and social sharing capabilities -> ideal for creating customer community

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Con of social media marketing

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consumers’ control over social media content -> make social media difficult to control

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Mobile marketing
2-via

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marketing messages, promotions, and other content delivered to on-the-go consumers through their mobile devices

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why mobile marketing

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  • engage customers anywhere, anytime during the buying and relationship-building processes
  • widespread adoption of mobile devices + surge in mobile web traffic
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6 Major traditional forms of direct marketing

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face-to-face/personal selling
direct-mail marketing
catalogue marketing
telemarketing
direct-response television (DRTV) marketing
kiosk marketing

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Direct-mail marketing

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send an offer, announcement, reminder, or other item to a person at a particular address

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4 Advantages of direct mail

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  • High target market selectivity
  • personalization
  • allow measurement of results
  • flexibility in content
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Con of direct mail

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may be resented as junk mail if sent to people who have no interest in it

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catalogue marketing

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direct marketing thru print, video, or digital catalogues that are mailed to select customers, made available in stores or presented online

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Digital vs Print catalogues

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  • Digital catalogues cut printing and mailing costs, allowing real-time merchandising
  • Digital offer limitless merchandise, interactivity, and diverse presentation formats like search, video, and AR
  • Customers can access digital catalogues anywhere, offering convenience
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Advantages of print catalogues

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  • Paper catalogues establish emotional connections, engaging customers in a way digital images can’t
  • Catalogues serve as inspirational sources and offer a tactile experience that customers enjoy
  • printed catalogues are one of the best ways to drive in-store, online, and mobile sales.
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Telemarketing

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use the telephone to sell directly to consumers and business customers

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Outbound telemarketing

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sell directly to consumers and businesses

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inbound toll-free numbers

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receive orders reffered from television and print ads, direct mail, phone apps, etc

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2 Benefits of targeted telemarketing:

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-Purchasing convenience
- Increased product/service information

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Do Not Call List (DNCL) in Canada

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  • Reduce telemarketing calls
    • Register through DNCL.gc.ca for residential, wireless, fax, VoIP numbers
    • Complaint procedures against telemarketers
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TeleMarketer obligations:

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  • Mandatory registration with National DNCL
    • Regular verification to remove DNCL consumers
    • Penalties for violations, fines up to $15,000 per violation
    • Specific procedures for legal telemarketing calls
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Direct-Response Television Marketing

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Direct mkt via television that persuasively describes a product and gives customers a toll-free number or an online site for ordering

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infomercials

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> 30 min advertising program for a single product

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Kiosk marketing

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place information and ordering machines (kiosk) in stores, airports, hotelts, etc

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Negative Aspects of Direct Marketing

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  • Consumer Irritation:
    • Loud, lengthy TV commercials
    • Junk mail, spam, intrusive online/mobile ads
  • Unfair Tactics:
    • TV shopping channels, flashy websites, infomercials
    • High-pressure sales techniques, time limitations
  • Fraudulent Schemes:
    • Investment scams, charity frauds, identity theft
    • Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) data on fraud complaints
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Phishing: def+impact

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Deceptive emails and websites trick users into sharing personal data.
Damages both individuals and the brand identities of legitimate marketers.

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Access Control

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Difficulty in restricting access, especially for adult-oriented content.
Challenges in preventing underage users from accessing social media and protecting them from online dangers.

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4 keys principles of Canada’s Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA):

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Consumer Knowledge and Consent:

Consumers must be informed that their personal information is being collected and provide consent for its collection, use, or disclosure by firms.
Limitations:

Firms can only collect and utilize information that is relevant and necessary for the intended transaction or purpose. Extraneous or unrelated data cannot be collected without valid reasons.

Accuracy:

Firms are responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the information they gather. They are required to designate a privacy officer to oversee this task and maintain accurate records.

Right to Access:

Individuals have the right to access the personal information held about them by firms. They can request to view this information, correct any inaccuracies, and demand the removal of their data from a firm’s database when necessary.