Strategic Interactive Marketing
Much more more than the
Internet
These new delivery systems may well not include the internet (if, for instance,
your customer base has bought web-TVs or the black-box adapters). Strategic
Interactive Marketing can exploit any and many of the new technologies,
especially the interactive ones, as well as established methods:
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Interactive technologies such as the
Internet WWW, interactive TV, web-TV, kiosks, fax, e-mail, voice mail, personal
data assistants, mobile phones, fixed phones, pagers, postal mail, CD-ROMS,
floppy disks.
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All these allow personal messages and encourage customer feedback. Many allow
interaction at a time and a place that suit the customer.
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Customer
databases
that record individual preferences and past purchases
so that staff and agents can give that personalised and individual touch.
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Data-mining
and data
visualisation to identify which customers to interact with, when to interact,
how to reach them, and what compelling message to use. By predicting a customer's
likely future behaviour you to reach them before they make their buying
decisions.
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Object Technology for a flexible and
responsive component based build.
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Rule Based Approach
using
Rule-based
systems
for marketing and administrative flexibility and
responsiveness, ultimately at the individual customer level.
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Process
systems
that can interfaces will any of the delivery mediums
as well as support multiple delivery mediums for a single customer.
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Natural Language
Systems
allow customers to freely express needs and
aspirations, or input pre-sales or service requests to the company.
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An IT
Architecture
to complement the business architecture.
Besides the technology there is a need for people and technology management
and development, and also supplier and partnership selection and management.
All together, this new era is a huge
challenge for IT
management.
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