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Marketing Chapter 9

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Company Communications Objectives lead generation, customer acquisition, customer retention, demand generation, brand awareness, product launch, purchase reinforcement, product or brand expansion, inventory reduction, business launch, business closure
It's About Customers reaching the prospect, attracting the prospect, engaging the prospect, following up with the prospect, nurturing the prospect, converting the prospect into a customer, retaining the customer, delighting the customer
The Traditional Marketing Funnel From Top to Bottom - awareness, consideration, decision
Fluid Marketing Funnel the funnel is not a linear process anymore
HubSpot's flywheel places more emphasis on customer growth versus customer acquisition in a linear funnel
Data Driven Communications refers to using data to effectively communicate with prospects and customers
Procuring data capture lead information, is another communications objective
Data can... improve relevancy, provide personalization, and enable contextual communications
First Party Data procuring by the company
Second Party Data procured through a partner or non-competing business
Third Party Data association or organization not affiliated with the business
Marketing Automation automates tasks like email, text through CRM data (email address, name, etc,), can personalize the user experience by enabling websites to offer specific content to different visitors
Marketing automation centers around... data, the more detailed data, the more marketers can do
Conversational marketing utilizes chatbots to assists website visitors, is intended to make inbound marketing simpler for the user through personalized experience
Key Performance Indicators results indicators of how the business or a facet of the business is performing
ABLE framework designed to help companies create effective marketing communications while simplifying the evaluation and creation process; there are four components: attention, benefit, linkage, and equity
big idea an overarching concept that unifies a marketing campaign and connects with the intended audience
brand advocate a loyal customer who supports and promotes a brand - sometimes referred to as a brand "ambassador" or "champion"
creative brief an internal document used to keep stakeholders on the same page regarding the strategy, goals, and objectives of a campaign as well as the deliverables to execute on the campaign
Customer Relationship Management system (CRM) a data system that allows departments to store and share common customer data
Customer segmentation grouping prospects and customers by demographics, geographics, psychographics, and behavior
Marketing Automation Systems systems that enable marketers to leverage CRM data and automate marketing through scheduled email campaigns, social media posts, and a variety of reports including website activity and engagement and marketing campaign results
Marketing communications how a company reaches and interacts with both prospective and existing customers to educate, inform, and entertain; primary objectives of marketing communications are to create awareness, elicit a response, and stimulate demand leading to a purchase
Metric something that can be measured but may not be a KPI; e.g., website visits might be a metric but a KPI might be customer conversions (sales) from organic web traffic
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