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Paradigm Shift: From Monolog to Dialogue
The biggest challenge facing today’s marketer is the demise of interruption advertising and its impact on brand management and sales cycles.This shift from interruption to interaction requires a new engagement model between brands and buyers: (i) connect with buyers, (ii) build trust, and (iii) convert trust to sales. Unfortunately, many marketers lack the skills to succeed.
We provide marketers with a simple blueprint for succeeding in the “new normal,” including how to:
(1) Map marketing tactics across the Sales Funnel to identify strategy flaws
(2) Establish metrics to reveal what is working and what is not
(3) Use insights to prioritize the right tactics to deliver sales results
What makes us different? We’re not an ad agency — we’re performance marketers with real Fortune 500 experience.
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This post questions whether the traditional ad agency is relevant in today's marketing environment. Specifically, increasing client sales requires mastery and measurement of tactics across the sales funnel and ads are only one tactic within the Awareness phase.
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