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Big Picture Marketing in a Multi-Channel World
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The secrets to delivering a singular brand experience
In today's multi-channel world, consumers are in the driver's seat. They choose
how and when they will do business with your company. And how your consumers get
information is getting more and more fractured: TV, advertising, radio, print, direct
mail, e-mail, web sites, RSS, blogs, SMS — the list keeps growing.
This proliferation has often outpaced most marketers' abilities to master, and understand,
all of the channels their customers are using. The result is a series of isolated
marketing efforts. This can have crippling results on your sales because your customers
are probably seeing your brand as "the flavor of the month" rather than as a powerful
and cohesive whole.
Our executive-level seminar will show you the strategic view and also give you the
actionable tips and ideas you need to create a singular brand experience for your
company. Packed with valuable information and led by industry experts.
Cost is only $150 per person.
To read more about this year's seminars, follow the link above for the date/location of interest or call 866-388-8377,
ext. 211.
Manchester, NH June 19th:
Boston, MA September 25th:
Seating is limited! Reserve your spot today. |
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Manchester
The Highlander Inn
2 Highlander Way
Manchester, NH
(800) 548-9248 |
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Boston
Boston Marriott Newton
2345 Commonwealth
Ave. Newton, MA
(617) 969-1000 |
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Building your brand — your company in print
Catalogs continue to be essential demand drivers, capable of generating significant
online and offline sales. We'll show you the elements that every successful catalog
must have to build and reinforce your brand.
- Understand how to leverage the creative elements that make up your brand.
- Learn how to see your brand as it's own unique entity.
- Find out why developing key messages and unique selling propositions are essential
to developing a unified creative strategy and creating synergy across channels.
- Take home tips and techniques you can use to increase sales right now.
Sarah Fletcher
Sarah has worked in almost every capacity in catalog creative—from
copywriter to photographer to creative director. Her main focus for the past fifteen
years has been catalog design and development working with companies like International
Paper, Scholastic, Gorton's Fresh Seafood and the DMA. She is a regular contributor
to Catalog Success Magazine, Multichannel Merchant and DM News, and has judged the
Multichannel Merchant Awards and the International Echo Awards.
Showcasing your brand — the online experience
Your website is a vital income stream where orders are generated from online marketing,
traditional offline direct marketing, or a combination of both. That's why improving
your website's usability and design can be the most profitable investments you can
make!
- Learn practical tips for improving your conversion rate, creating more intuitive
navigation, improving landing page designs, presenting your brand's "unique selling
proposition" online, and more.
- Find out how you can use free A/B testing and web analytics tools to identify opportunities,and
quantify the improvements you make.
- Improve the results of your paid search-engine advertising and search-engine optimization
(SEO) to drive more visitors to your site.
- Learn proven strategies for attracting customers from both the high-traffic "head
terms" and the highly specific, high-converting "long tail" of search.
Tom Funk
Tom is VP of Client Services at Timberline Interactive, which specializes
in e-commerce websites and online marketing for firms like Lake Champlain Chocolates,
Gorton's Fresh Seafood, VBT Bicycle Vacations, and others. Tom spent six years as
Web Manager at The Vermont Teddy Bear Company, and its sister brands Calyx & Corolla
and PajamaGram. A speaker at Internet Retailer, and the DMA, Tom has extensive experience
in SEO, paid search advertising, Google Analytics, website usability and online
merchandising.
"Thank you - We learned tons! Lunch with the presenters was an added bonus
since
they really spent time specifically on our business issues."
- Tami O'Connor, Director of Marketing and Sales Educational Innovations
Supporting your brand — customized, targeted e-mail
E-mail marketing has emerged as a distinct sub-discipline of direct marketing. It
sits at the intersection of marketing and technology and requires specific expertise
to be done correctly.
- Learn how well executed e-mail can make your advertising, direct mail and catalogs
more effective.
- Discover why e-mail is the most customizable direct marketing medium that exists
today and how you can easily send highly targeted messaging to drive sales and ROI.
- Find out why e-mail is a not a great customer acquisition tool, but is a fantastic
customer retention tool.
Dwight Sholes
Dwight has over 20 years' experience in sales and marketing. During
the dot-com boom he leveraged his direct marketing skills to become an early expert
in the emerging medium of e-mail marketing. In 2001, he founded Quotient Marketing,
providing the technology and strategic insight to help clients like Krispy Kreme,
Liberty Travel and Silversea Cruises create and sustain highly successful e-mail
campaigns. After selling Quotient to Fishbowl Marketing in 2007, he established
Route 2.0, a boutique consultancy dedicated to optimizing clients' online marketing.
8:30 - 9:00
Registration
9:00 - 10:00
Building your brand
your company in print
Sarah Fletcher, Catalog Design
Studios
10:15 - 11:15
Showcasing your brand the online experience
Tom Funk, Timberline Interactive,
Inc.
11:30 - 12:30
Supporting your brand customized, targeted e-mail
Dwight Sholes, Route
2.0
12:45 - 2:45
Lunch with the experts Speaker's luncheon discussion
Your opportunity
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Who should attend?
- Company Owners
- Marketing and Direct Marketing executives
- Marketing Team members
- Directors of E-commerce
- Brand Managers
- Creative Team leaders
"Before attending the Timberline seminar, we felt that we were pushing the limits
of what was possible to achieve online. After returning to work with new ideas and
implementing them, not only did we notice immediate results, we also saw that attending
these events helped us re-invigorate our creative drive."
- Project Manager, Wisdom Publications
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