
Programmers know what flow charts are, as do many other process-oriented professionals. Planning cross media marketing campaigns, like programming, requires the anticipation of variables. For example, what if the target visited their landing page, but did not fill out their information because they had to respond to a phone call they got? Are you able to tell that where the variable occurred during the response process? The key is to have a plan for all anticipated variables before they are encountered. This is why flowcharts can be useful.
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L2 has recently hosted a webinar with the Printing Industries of America, “Deep Dive into Cross Media Applications.” Presented by our CEO, Wrich Printz, the webinar focuses on the critical elements of building successful cross media applications to fulfill client objectives…
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As demand increases for cross media marketing services, more and more vendors (MSPs and PSPs) are anxious to acquire the best software solution to accommodate client needs… but as we all know, when anxious, we tend to make “not so ideal” or even bad decisions.
There are plenty of great software solutions that are available in the market, but there are things you should be cautious about when searching for a solution…
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I have recently posted a case study our CEO, Wrich Printz, had presented at the Cross Media West Conference last month. The case study explores insights on adapting, yielding successful results and pitfalls to watch for in cross media marketing campaigns.
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As some of you may know, the Cross Media West Conference, part of PMA 2010, is coming up in a couple of weeks. It is a one day event with a focus on multi-media integration. There will be exhibits and presentations dedicated to various aspects of cross media marketing: VDP, web-to-print, multi-channel strategies, personalized urls etc… more details
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One of the keys to succeeding in cross media marketing is “relevance.” If you religiously follow marketing blogs and news sites, you have probably read more than enough articles and posting about “relevance.” If not, here are some postings/articles you should consider reading:
Relevance in Marketing - Rohit Bhargava @ WebProNews
The Importance of Marketing Relevance - William King @ Content Caboodle
B2B Marketing in 2010: Focus on Three Key Issues - Mark Eardley @ The Long Hello
Email marketing content ‘to become more relevant’ - @ DirectNews
This is Getting Personal… - Michael Fleischner @ The Marketing Blog
The thing is, most of them only review the importance of relevance, and very few actually explore the logistics of implementation. I recently came across an article on DM News that focuses on the three biggest hurdles to achieving relevance in marketing…
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For those of you who are looking for some inspiration for your next cross media/multi-touch/multi-channel campaign, here is a case study everyone can take something away from. PIP Printing and Marketing Services had recently initiated a multi-touch, cross media campaign that generated a phenomenal 27% response rate.
The mastermind behind the campaign is Zachary (Zach) Schwartz, [...]
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