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Multi - channel vs. Omni - channel Marketing: An overview of Multi-channel and Omni-channel marketing. As well as information about how the differ.

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Multi-channel vs. Omni-channel

Marketing:An overview of Multi-channel and

Omni-channel marketing. As well as

information about how the differ.

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Table of

Contents:

Page Title: Page Number:

Multi-channel Marketing 4

Facts 5

Statistics 17

Marketing Strategy 22

Campaign Development 23

Steps to Success 32

Tips 39

Examples 47

Benefits 55

Challenges 63

Trends 68

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Table of

Contents:

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Page Title: Page Number:

Omni-channel Marketing 74

Facts 75

Statistics 86

Drivers of Adoption 92

How it Provides Value 104

Marketing Strategy 112

Starting Point 113

Plan 125

Tips 135

Examples 144

Advantages 151

Challenges 158

Trends 187

Multi-channel vs. Omni-channel Marketing 201

Differences 202

Work Cited 207

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Campaign Developmen

t:

Multi-channel Marketing Involves:

Increasing the points of contact with customers

Reaching additional customer segments by providing access points that they prefer

In order to be effective, it’s imperative that companies work to coordinate:

Message Data

Compiled by Author from: marketing-schools.org

4

Multi-channel

Marketing:

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Campaign Developme

nt:Message

Multi-channel

Marketing:

5

Compiled by Author from: marketing-schools.org

Consistent brand experiences may be difficult to form if using different agencies:

Companies need to make sure their message is the same so consumers don’t feel they are interacting

with a different company at each touchpoint

Brands need to make sure they are providing consistent brand experiences in all their

advertising mediums:

Print, TV, radio, direct mail (and email), Internet ads, direct sales, call centers, websites, and retail

environments

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Campaign Development

:Data

Opportunities

Multi-channel

Marketing:

6

Compiled by Author from: marketing-schools.org

Once data is integrated across all

channels, new opportunities can be found:

Customers Initiated Contact

Direct Marketing

Lists

Follow-up From a

Call Center

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Campaign Development

:Data

Opportunities

Multi-channel

Marketing:

7

Compiled by Author from: marketing-schools.org

Customer Initiated Contact:

Such as, through a customer

service number or an online chat window

Integrated data allows for the

service provided to these

consumers to be better and beneficial

Customers Initiated Contact

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Steps to

Success:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

8

Compiled by Author from: sas.com

Create & maintain a single view of the customer

across all channels

Establish a multi-channel marketing

platform

Create consistent customer

experiences across all channels

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Steps to Success

1:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

9

Compiled by Author from: sas.com

Create & Maintain a Single View of the

Customer

Having a single view of the customer is critical because

customers interact with brands in a

variety of ways that involve more than one

touch point

It is vital that companies understand how customers behave across all channels, at each touch point, and

they need to understand the

customer’s value to them

To get that single customer view, it may

help to establish a centralized marketing

data hub that consolidates all

customer data in one place regardless of

source

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Steps to Success

1:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

10

Compiled by Author from: sas.com

When creating and maintaining a single view of the customer, keep these points in

mind:

Having a lot of customer data is not the same as having a

single view of the customer

It’s not just the data itself that is important; it’s what marketers do

with it

Customer views must evolve and change

along with the customers

That means bringing in new data, refreshing

old data, building new models, updating old

ones, etc

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Tips:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

11

Compiled by Author from: cmgpartners.com

Cross-channel Integration Brings Marketing Strategies Together

Focus on the Customer Experience

Know Your Target Audience

Learn to Change Your Strategies as Soon as You Adopt Them

Measure Your Results

Timing is Everything

1:

2:

3:

4:

5:

6:

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Tip 1:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

12

Compiled by Author from: cmgpartners.com

Cross-channel Integration Brings Marketing Strategies

Together:

Marketers can

incorporate a Twitter feed and hashtags

in television

ads

They can also link to Facebook page in emails

Another example is to generate printable coupons from the company

website for in-store

use

The more ways

marketers connect

customers to brands, the better

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Examples:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

13

ASOS

A U.K. fashion retailer that is on Facebook

Users can browse, buy, comment on, and share discoveries with their

friends online

Compiled by Author from: marketing-schools.org Image from: Google Images

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Benefits:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

14

Compiled by Author from: optimove.com & cmgpartners.com

Multi-Channel Variety

Multi-Channel Synergy

Data collection

Customer Experience

Channel Preference

Channel Medium

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Benefits:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

15

Compiled by Author from: optimove.com

Channel Medium

Different types of messages work better over different channels, for example:

SMS text messages work best for short messages that have some urgency associated with them

Emails are better suited for longer messages and in cases where the visual design plays an important role

Facebook is best suited to social communications or messages that are designed to “go viral,” etc.

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Challenges:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

16

Compiled by Author from: sas.com

Highly Choreographed

Campaigns

Marketing Response

Attribution

Targeted Messaging

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Challenges:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

17

Compiled by Author from: sas.com & optimove.com

Highly Choreographed Campaigns

Customers are everywhere, and companies should always aim to be where customers are

Customers today have much more control over the buying process than marketers do

Expecting customers to change channel or device preferences is unrealistic

Thus, marketers must develop and coordinate highly orchestrated touch points and micro-campaigns

Those campaigns will span multiple channels fluidly, in a way that the customer finds meaningful and trustworthy

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Trends:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

18

Compiled by Author from: acculistusa.com

Commercialized’ Social Offers Sales as Well as Branding

Mobilized’ Search is a Digital Marketing Must

Visualized’ Social Marketing Wins Followers

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Trends:

Multi-channel

Marketing:

19

Compiled by Author from: acculistusa.com

Commercialized’ Social Offers Sales

as Well as Branding

Marketers should stop assuming social media is

mainly a tool for brand and traffic building rather

than direct sales

Social media and e-commerce have been overlapping more and more

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WorkCited:

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Aug. 2017.

“25 Amazing Omnichannel Statistics every Marketer Should Know.” V12Data,

www.v12data.com/blog/25-amazing-omnichannel-statistics-every-marketer-should-know/.

Accessed 16 Aug. 2017.

“Benefits & Challenges of Multi-Channel Marketing.” Optimove, 22 Jan. 2017,

www.optimove.com/blog/multi-channel-marketing. Accessed 16 Aug. 2017.

“Importance of Multi-channel Marketing – Statistics and Trends [Infographic].” Invespcro,

www.invespcro.com/blog/multichannel-marketing/. Accessed 16 Aug. 2017.

“Multi-channel marketing: What it is and why it matters.” Multichannel marketing: What it is and why it matters | SAS, www.sas.com/en_us/insights/marketing/multichannel-

marketing.html#. Accessed 16 Aug. 2017.

“Multi-channel Marketing | What is Multichannel Marketing?” Marketing-Schools.org,

www.marketing-schools.org/types-of-marketing/multichannel-marketing.html. Accessed 16

Aug. 2017.

“Multi-Channel Strategy.” CMG Partners , cmgpartners.com/content/multi-channel-

strategy/. Accessed 16 Aug. 2017.

Sharma, Katherine. “Multi-channel marketers challenges.” AccuListUSA, Katherine

Sharma http://Www.acculistusa.com/Wp-

Content/Uploads/2016/06/newupdatedlogo4.fw_.Png, 15 Dec. 2016,

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Accessed 16 Aug. 2017.

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