The role of “marketer” is not as simple as it used to be. Outbound and inbound methods are constantly evolving as traditional marketing efforts become more complex, and newer digital tactics are implemented and maintained at breathtaking speeds. Omnichannel marketing, while still a buzzword for some, is becoming more real for many.
While most of us acknowledge the obvious benefits of coordinating marketing efforts through multiple channels, there is still some question as to what omnichannel marketing is and how it can be integrated into traditional marketing efforts for stores and sales groups with hyper-local audiences. While it is true that digital and social marketing provide multiple channels and means for engagement as well as execution, there are still many traditional marketing roles within an omnichannel marketing campaign for you to consider.
So what is omnichannel marketing? Omnichannel provides a seamless approach for consumer engagement with brands, allowing them to experience the product or services, rather than just make a one-time purchasing decision. Now more than ever, customers and clients are touched through various marketing vehicles, all of which either possess or lead to a call to action that not only results in a purchasing decision, but in future purchases, engagements, and referrals.
Below are some areas to focus on when discussing and implementing an omnichannel strategy.
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