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Integrated Marketing
Communications
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What is IMC?
A new buzzword?
A new pitch for clients?
A new spin on the same old plan?
OR: A whole new approach that involves all aspects of a
company’s business?
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Brief history
B-to-b agencies have traditionally been doing more IMC-oriented
efforts than consumer.
IMC is an evolutionary step in b-to-b marketing
New tools are fueling interest in IMC as
marketers realize they are just that: tools
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How widespread is IMC?
According to our OutFront study:
57.5% of companies DO NOT have an IMC program
Of the 39.1% that do, the leading companies are
computer companies
82.1% of computer software companies say they have
an IMC program in place
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How widespread is IMC?
In the manufacturing sector:
29.2% of all companies in this area have an IMC
program
The category with the lowest IMC penetration is
furniture & fixtures at 4.9%
Highest is computer hardware at 60.2%, followed by instrument &
related products, 59.4%
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What are marketers spending?
In Business Marketing’s OutFront survey, we
found that:
B-to-b marcomm spending: $73 billion
Overall spending was up 14.5%
Online spending grew 143%
On average, companies devoted 1.2% of total
annual sales to b-to-b marcomm
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Breaking it down
Advertising: $17.7B
Sales Promo. : $13.6B
Trade shows: $12.6B
Sales force management: $8B*
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Direct mktg.: $5.7B
Online: $4.2B
Market rsrch.: $3B
Premiums/incentives: $2.7B
*excludes compensation &
commission
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Interactive and IMC
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How has interactive affected
marketing methods?
What have marketers learned so far?
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1994 – The Internet
Browsers=Mosaic, Cello
 Only a couple hundred .com Web sites
 9600 modems
 Moving to 14.4
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1996 – The Internet
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AOL
Amazon.com
14.4 modems
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Search engines
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Netiquette
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Build me a web site!
How to make money from consumers?
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1997 – The Internet
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Surfing is dead
Failed models
Stalled IPO’s
Where’s the money?
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1994 – B to B makes its mark
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Firms see Web’s unique advantage
Real revenue and ROI
Have made initial commitment: The CEO/CFO listens!
E-commerce is exploding
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1999 – Real Maturation
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Marketers develop Internet’s unique
potential for reaching customers
They’re abandoning its copycat uses
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The sales reality
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Cisco Systems
 $ 3 million / day
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Dell Computer
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GE Information Systems
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$ 2 million / day
$ 4 billion / year
Grainger
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$ 35 million / year
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The 1998 Top Ten
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Marshall Industries
Cisco Systems
Bay Networks
Dell Computer
Compaq Computer
Federal Express
IBM
W.W. Grainger
3Com Corp.
First Union
www.marshall.com
www.cisco.com
www.baynetworks.com
www.dell.com
www.compaq.com
www.fedex.com
www.ibm.com
www.grainger.com
www.3com.com
www.firstunion.com
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NM200 – Then and Now
November 1997
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August 2000
Dell Web revenues: $2
million a day
Cisco: 26% of its business
online
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Dell Web revenues: $5
million+ a day
Cisco: 57% of its business
online
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What’s changed
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The NM Top 10 are shifting from an order-taker
mentality to a customer-centric focus.
B-to-b Web sites are moving from a marketing and
transaction focus to knowledge management and
customer service.
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A look at the Top 50
60% accept orders and payments
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Up from 46% in our first survey
86% use their sites to distribute product
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Up from 78%
96% for customer service and support
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Down from 100%
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A look at the Top 50
88% distribute e-mail notices/newsletters
71% are part of intranet or extranet
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Up from 42%
76% use their Web sites to recruit staff
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A look at the Top 50
Other findings:
These sites have undergone anywhere from 0 to 9
redesigns.
Web staff sizes range from 1 to 125.
Cisco has been doing Web marketing the longest, with
more than 5 years of experience.
 Average
site age: 31 months
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What we learned
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leading Web marketers are moving quickly as the
Net hits its third phase as a business tool.
Phase
1: Technophiles pester boss until they get the
go-ahead to build a Web site.
Phase 2: Marketing wrestles control of Web site from
IT. Site is digital replica of marketing department. Most
companies still here.
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Phase 3: The move to IMC
 Sites
are making the shift from vertical to horizontal
Instead of being vertical slices down the marketing
stovepipe, smart companies are transforming their
Web sites into horizontal cross-sections of their entire
business operation.
Marketing shouldn’t lose control, but rather should
lead this enterprise-wide transition to a customercentric focus.
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IMC Online
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Offline marketing is a passive medium that tells customers
what the brand is
Online marketing is an interactive medium that allows
customers to experience the brand
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IMC Online
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Fed Ex: Allows customers to track their packages on its
Web site
Dell: The Configurator lets users build their own computer
system
MasterCard: Extends its offline “priceless” campaign to an
online Seal of Approval for e-commerce sites to continue
its trust/security message
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The Future
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As the stakes become larger, more companies will be
turning to marketing to sell their goods and services
Interactive is a powerful tool when used well, but it is just
one more tool
Marketing will continue to tie together all the tools in its
arsenal through well-organized IMC programs
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Reasons to join
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To get discounts on our services
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