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Usually ships in 1 business days | | | | | | No longer can the offline remain separate from the online. Integrated, customer-centric, cross-channel marketing campaigns persuade customers to act, provide greater ROI, and ultimately improve your organization's bottom line. This must-have guide synthesizes the successful methods and metrics that online, direct, and brand marketers have employed for years so that you can develop, implement, and measure successful cross-channel campaigns. Multichannel marketing expert Akin Arikan takes you from customer acquisition to customer relationship management with strategic advice, effective case studies, and proven metrics. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Author: | Akin Arikan | | Paperback: | 312 pages | | Publisher: | Sybex | | Publication Date: | April 28, 2008 | | Language: | English | | ISBN: | 047023959X | | Product Length: | 9.15 inches | | Product Width: | 7.37 inches | | Product Height: | 0.68 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.98 pounds | | Package Length: | 9.1 inches | | Package Width: | 7.3 inches | | Package Height: | 0.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 11 reviews |
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15 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 Groundbreaking book on multichannel marketing metrics! May 10, 2008
By Daniel Waisberg
In this book, Akin Arikan walks us through the whole process of measuring online and offline activities using Web Analytics. He presents both theoretical advices and live examples of how his theories have been (can be) applied.
As a Web Analyst and an online marketer I look forward to adding the methods presented in the book to my repertoire. The jargon alerts alone are worth the read.
The book is very well written and should be required reading for marketers and analysts on the web. The interaction between online and offline is becoming more and more important, and companies must understand how to integrate all their marketing efforts.
I warmly recommend reading this book.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Extermely engaging book on Multichannel Marketing May 12, 2008
By D. Stephen
"Tech Hawk"
As the online and the offline worlds collide from a marketing perspective, practitioners need to be fully prepared to leverage the wealth of opportunities this creates. The Multichannel Maketing book is targeted to this exact cause.
As an online marketer myself, I found this book extremely engaging and useful as we delve into combining our online and offline marketing efforts.
Since the only way to prove that our marketing efforts are paying off is measure, measure, measure, the measurement and metrics section of this book gave me a good grounding on what I need to do in terms of metrics.
Overall, it's a great book, especially if you are looking at multiple channels to achieve your marketing goals.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Vu, Thuy-Lieu Apr 02, 2009
By T. Vu
"TL"
Multichannel Marketing by Akin is a book to read for those who are interested in learning how to efficiently measure online and offline marketing channels - geared toward the specific situation. He provides multiple scenarios that are realistic and applicable. Akin paints the picture in your mind then he helps you through the analytical tactics step by step. What closed the deal was the jargons he highlighted for each concept he drew for the readers to see.
Akin reveals a fine point which is if marketing is all about the customer then it is inevitable that the metrics should be customer-centric as well. He divides his book into three parts and focuses on each aspect. It is amazing that interrelated relationship in marketing channels is initiated from a simple connection of technology and marketing a few years ago.
Multichannel Marketing begins, continues, and ends with multiple examples and clearly defines what "measuring marketing" was and is today. How cleaver is it to be able to predict precisely what consumers will do? Reading chapter 2 will answer that question! He shows us why and how we could integrate the metrics and methods to analyze the consumer which in turn will identify the perfect marketing strategy.
I would recommend this book to new born marketers, career changers (to marketing), "the IT guy" and any one who's plain curious about consumer behaviors.
6 of 8 found the following review helpful:
This is an IMPORTANT book.... May 10, 2008
By AIM3
"AIM3"
As a consultant, I interact with marketers everyday. Everytime I begin a new engagement, I spend volumes of time creating a common language and understanding around what "multi-channel marketing" means in today's world...certainly not an efficient investment of my time or my client's dollars.
FINALLY, there is a book that meets MY standards on both the theory and practice of multichannel marketing. Akin's book "Multichannel Marketing: Metrics and Methods for On and Offline Success" provides unique insight and understanding to help marketers either begin the process of executing more complete multi-channel marketing efforts, or refine existing programs.
What I found especially compelling about Akin's book was the very natural and organic progression within each chapter. Chapters open with a quick summary of a business challenge/opportunity. His descriptions (often complimented by case studies) are direct and to-the-point...easily consumed by the multi-channel newbie. As he digs deeper into each topic he offers perspective that even the most seasoned CMOs will find actionable nuggets of wisdom in (I LOVED the Chapter 6 on Measuring Lift Between On-line and Offline).
In closing - is there value in Akin's first book? No matter what your currently level of expertise is...this book will make you a better marketer.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Online techniques for offline marketers Mar 31, 2009
By T. Sai
"Super_Sai"
For someone who is a novice to online marketing, the book was easy to read and understand. Consumers today have a growing list of communication avenues to choose from. An example of this is web 2.0 social media. It has helped spawn new and reinventing avenues. The book discusses the challenge marketers face in weaving disparate customer insights from the plethora of channels in existence. Some companies still separate their offline and online marketing initiatives. Customer-centricity success can be achieved by understanding offline and online channels. The author provides an overview and practical methods to integrate the channels.
The book is divided into 3 parts: I-defining the problems in various marketing channels today, II- measuring the metrics, III-leveraging the metrics to integrate the multichannels. Anyone who reads the book will be able to understand Akin's definition of the technical jargons. I found the introduction of KPIs and web analytics in chapter 2 very useful. The guts of the book are in part II because Akin shows how to use metrics to predict consumer behavior.
I enjoyed reading this book and its use of case and point technique. The Best Buy example of measuring lift between online and offline was very relevant. The lesson I've learned is that the marketing landscape is changing at a stunning pace. Few have yet to mastered this new frontier. Thus it is important for marketers to leverage all the available metrics measurement tools available. I would recommend this book to traditional offline marketers and novices as handy guide to the revolution in online marketing.
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