Multichannel marketing refers to companies interacting with customers through multiple direct and indirect channels simultaneously to sell goods and services. Direct channels include physical stores and catalogs while indirect channels include websites and social media. The goal of multichannel marketing is to reach customers on their preferred channels and give them more control over the buying process than the marketer.
Multichannel marketing refers to companies interacting with customers through multiple direct and indirect channels simultaneously to sell goods and services. Direct channels include physical stores and catalogs while indirect channels include websites and social media. The goal of multichannel marketing is to reach customers on their preferred channels and give them more control over the buying process than the marketer.
Multichannel marketing refers to companies interacting with customers through multiple direct and indirect channels simultaneously to sell goods and services. Direct channels include physical stores and catalogs while indirect channels include websites and social media. The goal of multichannel marketing is to reach customers on their preferred channels and give them more control over the buying process than the marketer.
Multichannel marketing refers to the practice by which companies interact with
customers via multiple channels, both direct and indirect, in order to sell them goods and services. Companies use direct channels, or ones in which the company proactively reaches the customer – such as physical stores, catalogs or direct mail – or indirect ones in which they push content via websites or social media, also known as inbound marketing. Other means of reaching customers with multichannel marketing include via mobile devices, text messaging, email, company website, social media, search engine optimization (SEO) or GPS to track customers' proximity to goods and services. Multichannel marketing combines the practices of inbound and outbound marketing with the goal of reaching customers on the channel of their choice. In this way, the buying process is more controlled by the customer than the marketer.