| Integration: The Sum is Greater Than its Parts |
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| Written by Blaine Mathieu | |
| Tuesday, 01 December 2009 | |
In today’s tough economy it’s a given that marketers must find ways to deliver better results from existing resources. That’s tough to do when you’re spending a lot of time managing multiple campaigns across disparate technologies - trying to piece them together to do what you need them to do.
As a result, many companies rely heavily on a single online marketing channel, such as email or search engine marketing. Or in some cases they use multiple vehicles, but lack cohesion in messaging and goals. The result is a lot of effort for very little return. But there are some simple ways to integrate your existing, independent online marketing efforts so that they deliver more. To successfully execute an integrated online marketing plan, organizations have to equip themselves with the right tools to create, deliver and monitor content. Then they must track and analyze the results of marketing campaigns so future efforts can be refined. But who has time to do all of that? On Demand Webcast - View It Now!
Title: Integration: The Sum is Greater Than its Parts - How to deliver better results by integrating multiple online channelsDuration: 1 hourHosts: Brandweek and Adweek
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In today’s tough economy it’s a given that marketers must find ways to deliver better results from existing resources. That’s tough to do when you’re spending a lot of time managing multiple campaigns across disparate technologies - trying to piece them together to do what you need them to do.
Presenter: Blaine Mathieu, chief marketing officer, Lyris


