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DIRECT MARKETING



 Economics of

eliminating

intermediaries

 Services provided by

intermediaries

 Circumstances favoring

direct marketing

 Opportunities for

segmentation





BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 1

Is “Eliminating the

Middleman” A Good Idea?



 Intermediaries

usually perform

services more

efficiently than

you can

 Optimal length

of challens

• May change over

time



BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 2

Services Provided By

Intermediaries

 Breaking bulk

 Financing

 Contact with

customers

 Consolidating

goods

 Distribution

 Services



BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 3

Types of Direct

Marketing

 Direct sale to  Customizers

consumer • e.g., Expedia

• supposedly (Travel)

eliminates “fat”  Promotional

from distributors

• Infomercials

(e.g., Dell)

 Combinations

 Catalog retailers

• e.g., Geico

• Specialty

• Convenience



BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 4

Circumstances Favoring

Direct Marketing

 Large absolute

margins (e.g.,

Dell)

 Need for

customization

 Large inventory

 Need to target

narrow segment



BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 5

Means of Segmentation

in Direct Marketing

 Income

 Past purchases

 Ethnic surnames

 Credit history

 Hobbies/interests

(magazine

subscription lists)





BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 6

Sources of Info for Direct

Marketing Segmentation



 Phone books--often contain

both names and addresses;

yellow pages

 State registrations (vehicle,

driver’s licenses)

 Past purchases (from

company or outside)

 Professional and school

directories

 Magazine subscription lists

 Credit rating bureaus





BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 7

Advanced Segmentation

Techniques in Direct Marketing



 “Merge-Purge”

• merge: add lists together;

add purchased lists to own

customer list

• purge: sort of duplicates

• special software allows

for standardization of

addresses (“phonetic”

matching possible)





BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 8

Sources of List Value



 Recency

 Frequency of

purchase

 Value of past

purchases

 Geography (zip

code as surrogate

for lifestyle)

 Gender

identifiability

BSAD 113 DIRECT MARKETING Lars Perner, Instructor 9



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