Winning telco customers using marketing databases /
"In today's deregulated and highly competitive telecommunications marketplace, effective marketing is every bit as critical as a telco's technical competence. This book shows how to make the best use of marketing technology and organize the marketing department to perform at its highe...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Boston :
Artech House,
©1999.
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Colección: | Artech House telecommunications library.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- The marketing WAR
- Welcome to the world of telecommunications marketing
- The role of marketing in telecommunications
- An Introduction to Telecommunications Marketing
- We Don't Need to Market--We Are the Phone Company!
- We are the phone company!
- Understanding competition in telecommunications
- The role of marketing in the telecommunications firm
- Why is the integration of marketing the key to success?
- An Introduction to Telecommunications Marketing
- What is marketing anyway?
- Initiating the process
- Understanding campaigns
- Margins: the pricing and profitability issue
- Multidimensional view of telco marketing
- Line of business combinations
- The Core Marketing Process
- The elusive marketing process
- The core marketing process
- Prioritization and goal setting
- Modeling
- Campaign development
- Feedback mechanisms and the marketing database
- Providing support for the marketing process
- The telco marketing database
- Timing issues with the marketing process
- Understanding Marketing Campaigns
- Telecommunications Strategy and Campaigns
- Strategy and campaigning
- Principal assets of a telecommunications company
- Marketing strategy development
- Campaigns and telecommunications
- Media, Messages, and Outsourcing
- Media
- Messages and missions: the relationship between marketing, sales, and customer service
- Messages: what do you want to convey?
- Media and message development: the role of agencies and outsourcing
- Direct Marketing
- Definition of terms.