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Using Analytics to Identify Your Target Audience standard

Businesses small and large are working overtime to incorporate analytics into virtually every part of their operations. From manufacturing to logistics to marketing, organizations that skillfully apply the power of analytics are reaping the competitive benefits - and those that haven’t are trying to catch up. Applying analytics to marketing efforts in particular can be highly beneficial and offer strong ROI. However, the process of doing this effectively can take some know-how and experimentation. One way data analysis can help your marketing performance is by informing your ideal target audience. Many more of our campaigns than we sometimes care to admit are built on assumptions, conventional wisdom, or old ways of doing things. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they don’t. What if there was ...

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Five Reasons to Switch to Digital Marketing standard

There are many businesses that rely on traditional marketing to channel their products and services. However, you cannot shy away from the fact that digital marketing is also gaining global acceptance in today’s time. Gone are the days when most conventional firms would spend millions of dollars’ worth of money on steamers and elaborate billboards. Ever since the advent of digital marketing, thousands of businesses have already jumped on the bandwagon to sell their products and services to a wider audience. You might be wondering why we’re talking about the digital medium, right? If you don’t know the incredible benefits of this platform, we’re glad to have you here. Keep reading to know about all the reasons to switch your ...

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How Data and Personalization Inform the Customer Journey image

Omnichannel Marketing

Delivering a quality customer experience is at the top of every marketer’s list of priorities. This is because the customer experience encompasses so much today for so many industries. In banking, retail, restaurants, etc. everyone is vying for customer interactions, which now come at a premium. At this point, customers are tuned into way more than just transactions. If the opportunity presents itself they’ll engage with their favorite brands literally anytime and anywhere. To deliver two-way communication this requires meeting your customers where they are, in-person and online. It also requires having a firm understanding of your customers, including their preferences and what drives their behavior, which is the foundation of omnichannel marketing. When you know who your customers are, how they spend their time and where they spend their time, ...

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