Our approach to relationship marketing follows two principles:
1. Everything begins and ends with the Consumer.
2. We're in the business of delivering Results.
Data, Digits and Behavior
We get to know our customers from a data and demographic perspective -- age, education, income, gender -- the who, what and where.
Then we look at how they behave -- what they eat, watch, read and buy. Where and how they interact with our clients' products and messages. Who influences their decision -- the how and when.
Finally, we uncover the emotional triggers that drive their behavior.
Strategy, Intelligence and Deliverables
Our Strategy & Insights group collaborates with our Marketing Intelligence and Media teams to paint the consumer picture and build a working pro forma business equation that captures the inputs and delivers outputs.
This allows us to build a realistic investment model tied to a specific return on investment. It also gives our creative department a conceptual launching pad.
At the same time, our account managers work with the Media, Strategy and Production groups to develop contact plans and pricing for in-market deliverables. Since virtually all our campaigns utilize interactive channels, interactive strategists and user experience designers are engaged as well.
Time and Money
Our project managers work closely with our clients and internal teams to assure that budgets and schedules are respected and adhered to.
The Difference
What's unique about our approach is the ability to build seamless programs across channels, organized around key consumer insights to drive measurable results.
Thought Leaders
Barry Kessel
Chief Executive Officer
Barry is insightful, curious and an avid listener. His natural talents are in writing and he instinctively rolls ideas up to create a logical big picture. He's become a marketing guru from his diverse experience across clients, business challenges and roles in creative, strategy and management. Most important, he's an active marketing practitioner who dreads the thought of just watching other people work.
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