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Unlocking customer loyalty: 5 core motivations powering personalized marketing

Martech

Lester Wunderman, known as the creator of modern direct marketing, outlined similar strategies in his 1996 book “Being Direct: Making Advertising Pay.” The brand challenges and redefines traditional beauty standards by highlighting regular women rather than models in its advertising.

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An explanation of marketing for the arts in five minutes

Businesses Grow

One is direct marketing. That’s called direct marketing, or sometimes performance marketing that is tied to certain short-term sales goals. We don’t necessarily have to pay advertising agencies; we just have to show up in a human way that’s consistent with our brand.

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Community-based marketing requires new leadership mindset

Businesses Grow

And this book, I’ve been stewing on this since 2018 when I was writing Marketing Rebellion , and there was a chapter in there about belonging. When all this other advertising and spam and interruptions fade away. And after I finished the book, I thought that was the most important chapter.

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How to Respond to the Loss of Third-Party Cookies

Litmus

In the past, marketers and advertisers used third-party cookies to track who interacted with their site so that they could serve up ads to them across channels. Tracking individual user interactions over time also lets marketing teams understand the typical customer journey, and which campaigns or touch points lead to sales.

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Personal Brand Versus Corporate Brand: Which is More Effective?

Businesses Grow

The first kind is direct (or performance) marketing. This is easy to measure and is directed at revenue generation. Examples would be advertising, SEO, and, to some extent, content marketing. Brand marketing helps distance yourself from the direct marketing battle.

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