"Procter & Gamble is considered to be one of the leading companies in Marketing practice and innovation. Bisnode Interact works closely with P&G's central and local marketers in 16 European countries: we deliver the key support and intelligence they need to win efficiency and excell in both their day-to-day and strategic marketing programs. Thanks to this collaboration, we are able to improve and innovate across Europe, making us a strategic partner for P&G."

Kathleen Peeters
Senior Account Director for P&G at Bisnode Interact.

Direct Marketing is ...

Well, it certainly is not about the number of mailings you send out. It is not about having a flashy website.

It is about how many interested people you address with just the right offer. It is about tailoring your website to suit each visitor’s individual preferences.

It's about getting a valuable and profitable return.

Direct Marketing is conversion.

 

 

As marketer, direct marketer, customer insight manager, customer intelligence manager, IT-specialist and consultant, you have to demonstrate your contribution to the business, increasing revenues and/or decreasing costs.

You align your marketing activities or consultancy with your company’s strategic plan. You contribute to maximum achievement of targets and sales potential. Each campaign is carefully tailored to reach your customers or prospects. You try to activate them, offer the best deal and promote new products.

But are you managing this in the most profitable way?

At Bisnode Interact, we understand how many marketers might find themselves in a very challenging, multi-channel reality. Ambitious objectives, tightening KPI's and an ever changing media landscape while the digital era turns your customers into hybrid consumers, switching on and offline in their response behavior.

As the customer dialogue intensifies, marketers rightfully ask themselves: Am I really reaching those customers most likely to react? How can I ensure my objectives in revenue conversion, for each campaign?

Do you know whether your offer meets their actual needs?

You might be talking about business class train fares to a jobseeker, about adventure holidays to a pregnant woman or about sports car options to an upset environmentalist. In other words: is your money being spent on the relevant audience?