Ideally, before you plan a marketing campaign, you should have a marketing plan for your business. This plan lays out the overall marketing objectives and strategies to lure your target market to your products and services. A marketing campaign, on the other hand, is just one small piece of your marketing plan—a marketing action designed to achieve a particular objective. When you know how your marketing campaign fits into your overall plan, you can identify your target market and how best to reach it. Your next step will be analyzing that data in order at what point (and within which range) they might want or need assistance with their search for information about your company. If there are enough customers willing buyers who respond to “helpful” ads when requested by an individual customer’s email address, then perhaps someone needs help finding where he could find more helpful ad content! In this way strategy determines success…or failure. Strategy may result from timing: You first launched some targeted advertisements during peak demand conditions but gradually decreased those efforts once price dropped significantly. By following these actions through subsequent years as expected results would follow if sales were maintained because prices matched expectation
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