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ASM members enjoy these outstanding benefits:
Audio Conference Discounts
Save $100 on registrations
Seminar Discounts
Save $150 on registrations
Certificate of Marketing Merit™
Become an elite marketer
The Marketing Messenger
Direct to your inbox
Webinar Series
Free Marketing Webinars
Marketing White Papers
Detailed industry reports
Use of Member Logo
Exclusive rights to logo
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ASM Member Forum
Discuss today's trends & issues
And more including...
Free Job Boards & Affiliate Discounts
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Because Sales is a function of Marketing, the two disciplines must be in agreement as far as goals, efforts and resources are concerned. In the online world, the off-line model doesn%u2019t exactly apply - there are no clear real estate costs, shelf prices, POP prices and in-store promotions don%u2019t work the same. Further, the online audience is much more fickle than the local customer. The web represents both a marketing channel for off-line acquisition as well as a sales point. Before pursuing any channel execution, internal marketing and online sales groups must work together to define clear online goals, timelines and action plans. In short, there should be a page in every business marketing plan dedicated to the website, and that page needs to be reinforced with a dedicated budget and clear goals such that this area is a tactical piece of an overall strategic plan.
Because Sales is a function of Marketing, the two disciplines must be in agreement as far as goals, efforts and resources are concerned. In the online world, the off-line model doesn%u2019t exactly apply - there are no clear real estate costs, shelf prices, POP prices and in-store promotions don%u2019t work the same. Further, the online audience is much more fickle than the local customer. The web represents both a marketing channel for off-line acquisition as well as a sales point. Before pursuing any channel execution, internal marketing and online sales groups must work together to define clear online goals, timelines and action plans. In short, there should be a page in every business marketing plan dedicated to the website, and that page needs to be reinforced with a dedicated budget and clear goals such that this area is a tactical piece of an overall strategic plan.
Jasmine Sandler
Founder and President
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