Cross Channel

Cross Channel

Cross (kraws, kros) chan·nel(chan-l)

1 noun, verb, adjective. Use of one marketing channel (such as direct mail or internet) to support or promote another channel (such as retailing).

 

The Daniels Group has spent the last 45 years at the epicenter of the cross-channel marketing world. From print to inbound telephony, or online to direct mail.  We have the know-how to take your idea from concept to completion in all of your cross-channel marketing efforts.
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To maximize the effectiveness of their marketing, marketers need to improve their understanding of customers. If a customer browses your site, but abandons the shopping cart, should a marketer treat these customers as a loss and trigger a message that tries to win them back? How does the marketer know they didn’t eventually make the purchase in a retail store?

Understanding the time, location, the device of consumers’ choice (mobile phone, laptop), and their preferences for when they check messages all play a key role in sending the right message at the right time.

If a message is falling on deaf ears, it’s time to retool the message and the vehicle in which it’s delivered. We can react on the fly and rethink in the midst of a campaign.
In the way your customer wants to hear it. The boomers want a certain message, the X’ers another. And not only should the message be different, but so should the vehicle.
What’s working? What isn’t? How do you know? Let us help you measure your efforts and deliver a campaign with huge increases in ROI.