Webex Seminar--Extra Credit
Today I watched the Webex Seminar with Mike Chapman and Jere Doyle. Each of these men were talking about marketing to the customer through various moods. Mike Chapman focused on the Ten Steps to Success. The first step is to recognize the Challenge, many consumers sidestep marketing techniques. The second step is to get permission. The consumer wants control so the marketer needs to find ways to get the consumers trust. The third step is to cast many lines; the marketer shouldn’t limit themselves to just emails. The next step is to make sure the things being marketed have relevance to the consumer. The fifth step is to capture the right amount of information; you don’t want to get to much information from the consumer because it can be invading. The sixth step is to pay attention to privacy concerns of the consumer. The consumer wants to know that their information is kept secured before they give it out. The next step is to convert prospects into customers. The eighth step is to keep it clean. You should keep everything in your data base updated to delete bounces. Next, measure for measure this means that the marketer should track their emails. Lastly, don’t stop now! I never knew that there was a step by step process that some marketers take to fish in consumers.
After Mr. Chapman spoke, Jere Doyle took over and he talked about five critical success factors for effective online customer acquisition. You should select a reliable, proven online marketing services provider who abides the best practices. Next, target precisely using enhanced optimization technology with robust decision criteria. Then, collect the right amount of consumer data. You should then make sure the data is properly cleansed pay only for verified data. Lastly, immediately begin a direct dialog through multi-channel marketing.
Overall, I thought that the online seminar was very interesting. It was cool learning all of the different ways that the marketers use to get customers. I thought the ten step process was a good way to go about attracting and retaining consumers. Unfortunately, I thought that Mr. Chapman’s presentation was very distracting for the amount of um’s and uh’s that were said which took a lot away from his topic.
Today I watched the Webex Seminar with Mike Chapman and Jere Doyle. Each of these men were talking about marketing to the customer through various moods. Mike Chapman focused on the Ten Steps to Success. The first step is to recognize the Challenge, many consumers sidestep marketing techniques. The second step is to get permission. The consumer wants control so the marketer needs to find ways to get the consumers trust. The third step is to cast many lines; the marketer shouldn’t limit themselves to just emails. The next step is to make sure the things being marketed have relevance to the consumer. The fifth step is to capture the right amount of information; you don’t want to get to much information from the consumer because it can be invading. The sixth step is to pay attention to privacy concerns of the consumer. The consumer wants to know that their information is kept secured before they give it out. The next step is to convert prospects into customers. The eighth step is to keep it clean. You should keep everything in your data base updated to delete bounces. Next, measure for measure this means that the marketer should track their emails. Lastly, don’t stop now! I never knew that there was a step by step process that some marketers take to fish in consumers.
After Mr. Chapman spoke, Jere Doyle took over and he talked about five critical success factors for effective online customer acquisition. You should select a reliable, proven online marketing services provider who abides the best practices. Next, target precisely using enhanced optimization technology with robust decision criteria. Then, collect the right amount of consumer data. You should then make sure the data is properly cleansed pay only for verified data. Lastly, immediately begin a direct dialog through multi-channel marketing.
Overall, I thought that the online seminar was very interesting. It was cool learning all of the different ways that the marketers use to get customers. I thought the ten step process was a good way to go about attracting and retaining consumers. Unfortunately, I thought that Mr. Chapman’s presentation was very distracting for the amount of um’s and uh’s that were said which took a lot away from his topic.







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