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Championing the Power of Precision Promotion Speaker: Donovan Neale-May, executive director of the CMO Council Individualized Relationship Marketing (IRM) has become real and achievable with the advent of sophisticated customer data integration systems, profiling and analytics services, and personalization technologies across all channels of market engagement. But to what degree is this being embraced and budgeted for in the upper echelons of marketing management? According to a new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council survey on Routes to Revenue in 2008, becoming more personalized, relevant and precise in customer communication is now the preferred strategy for realizing revenue growth and profitability from existing customers. Introducing better segmentation, profiling and targeting strategies was also seen as the best way to reach and engage core audiences. With personalization strategies and campaigns now a key area of responsibility for the CMO, knowing how to approach and message to your audience is an important requirement for direct marketers and service providers. Join us as Donovan Neale-May, executive director of the CMO Council, shares results from the CMO global think tank’s research activities and best practice studies in the area of Individualized Relationship Marketing (IRM). In another study on the Power of Personalization conducted by the CMO Council, nearly 49 percent of respondents believed the CMO should be the champion of personalized marketing initiatives in their organization, way ahead of any other functional group. Attendees to this event will receive a free CMO Council Report Valued at $199.00 CMO Council’s Power of Personalization survey tapped into the insights of over 700 senior executives. These included CEO, CMO, SVP and VPs of Marketing. Industry sectors represented included technology, Internet, telecommunications, media, professional services, banking/ finance, retail, consumer goods and manufacturing. We look forward to seeing you there! |
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