Managing Marketing Communications with Multichannel Customers
Journal of MarketingPublished 16 September 2005
Jacquelyn S. Thomas, Ursula Y. Sullivan
Citations286
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Abstract
This article presents a marketing communications process that uses customer relationship management ideas for multichannel retailers. The authors describe and then demonstrate the process with enterprise-level data from a major U.S. retailer with multiple channels. On the basis of the results, the authors develop an initial marketing communications strategy for the retailer.
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