Marketing one to one is similar to a customer relationship management strategy in that it delivers significant custom-made infrastructures between you the client and your consumer.
The term was first donned by Don Peppers and Martha Rogers in 1999 in the marketing book 'One to One' which described marketing one to one as a business process whose objective is to identify the business' individual customers and differentiate or segment those customers in order to produce interactive, personalised communications.
As it is customised to each individual customer's needs and past behaviour at a time to optimise the marketing and communication outcomes, you are bound to see a customer life-time value produced.
Implementing a marketing channel management for your business will see a growth in your profits and an increase in customer retention; as it is thought that the personalisation fosters greater customer loyalty and better return on marketing investments.
Modern information technology, particularly new socially interactive mediums, provide an opportunity to bring customised personalised services.
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