Interruption Marketing – The “Old Style” of Marketing
Traditional outbound marketing is a strategy that focuses on finding customers by building brand awareness through advertising and promotion. This type of marketing is sometimes known as “interruption marketing.” Though known for its quick response, this method of marketing is also known for its low ROI. This is not the style of outbound marketing we are here to talk about.
Starting With Outbound Tactics
Combine typical outbound tactics with the high level of personalization available using today’s marketing technologies, and the lines between inbound and outbound begin to blur. Only the interruption factor of outbound remains.
Get Personal
Inbound marketing succeeds by delivering relevant information to an audience of one. The latest marketing technologies allow outbound marketing to achieve nearly the same level of relevance and personalization over several marketing channels. This level of personalization goes beyond traditional outbound variables, such as the prospect’s name or some piece of demographic data, to include their known or perceived wants, needs, or preferences.
Go Multichannel
Outbound marketing, like inbound marketing, is most effective when delivered over multiple channels. We are experts at delivering highly relevant and personalized content over several outbound channels. They include:
Print
Email
SMS
MMS
Choose Your Segment
Creating effective outbound marketing depends on proper segmentation. Selecting a specific segment for your campaign allows you to reduce the clutter normally associated with outbound marketing. At PULP, we are experts at managing, appending, cleansing, and segmenting your list to achieve the best results.
It’s Your Story
When planning your outbound marketing program, we start where we always do, with your story. We mold it to fit the channel, the media, and, most importantly, the individual. Based on your story, we select the channels where we are most likely to find your target audience.
Drive Them Home
Sometimes, as a part of that strategy, we will drive the respondent to your web site or other landing page to collect even more information and begin to create a two-way dialog. This dialog is a critical part of increasing your influence and engagement with the prospect.
Combine With Inbound
While modern outbound marketing, with its personalization, relevance, segmentation, and two-way dialog, closely resembles inbound marketing, it is no replacement for it. The most effective campaigns include inbound and outbound components for the best of both worlds. When your strategy calls for fast response and a high ROI, this combination is your only choice.
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Outbound Marketing
Interruption Marketing – The “Old Style” of Marketing
Traditional outbound marketing is a strategy that focuses on finding customers by building brand awareness through advertising and promotion. This type of marketing is sometimes known as “interruption marketing.” Though known for its quick response, this method of marketing is also known for its low ROI. This is not the style of outbound marketing we are here to talk about.
Starting With Outbound Tactics
Combine typical outbound tactics with the high level of personalization available using today’s marketing technologies, and the lines between inbound and outbound begin to blur. Only the interruption factor of outbound remains.
Get Personal
Inbound marketing succeeds by delivering relevant information to an audience of one. The latest marketing technologies allow outbound marketing to achieve nearly the same level of relevance and personalization over several marketing channels. This level of personalization goes beyond traditional outbound variables, such as the prospect’s name or some piece of demographic data, to include their known or perceived wants, needs, or preferences.
Go Multichannel
Outbound marketing, like inbound marketing, is most effective when delivered over multiple channels. We are experts at delivering highly relevant and personalized content over several outbound channels. They include:
Choose Your Segment
Creating effective outbound marketing depends on proper segmentation. Selecting a specific segment for your campaign allows you to reduce the clutter normally associated with outbound marketing. At PULP, we are experts at managing, appending, cleansing, and segmenting your list to achieve the best results.
It’s Your Story
When planning your outbound marketing program, we start where we always do, with your story. We mold it to fit the channel, the media, and, most importantly, the individual. Based on your story, we select the channels where we are most likely to find your target audience.
Drive Them Home
Sometimes, as a part of that strategy, we will drive the respondent to your web site or other landing page to collect even more information and begin to create a two-way dialog. This dialog is a critical part of increasing your influence and engagement with the prospect.
Combine With Inbound
While modern outbound marketing, with its personalization, relevance, segmentation, and two-way dialog, closely resembles inbound marketing, it is no replacement for it. The most effective campaigns include inbound and outbound components for the best of both worlds. When your strategy calls for fast response and a high ROI, this combination is your only choice.