Targeted Advertising

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• Prospect List
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• Telemarketing List
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Targeted Advertising The virtual store gives marketers a no-risk way to exercise their imagination early in the product development process.3s Technology helps reduce the cost as well as the risk of marketing innovations. The Internet's World Wide Web can be an excellent source of marketing data. In fact, it is sometimes referred to as the world's largest resource library. It contains information on literally millions of topics and is updated daily.

The trick is to sift through all of it to find what you need. Marketers do this through the use of a search engine such as Yahoo!, America Online, WebCrawler, and Netscape Navigator Net Search. You type a keyword into the search engine, and it scans all the Web sites to which it's linked, providing you with a list of available information matching the keyword.

For example, the keyword distribution is likely to produce thousands of sources ranging from companies that provide distribution services to consultants in the distribution industry. You can scan through the sources and generally find the information you need. All marketers should learn how to surf using keyword searches. Still, marketers need to know the limitation of search engines.

A single search engine is likely to find only a third or less of the available information on a topic. Multiengine search devices like Metacrawler (www.metacrawler.com) and Savvy Search (guaraldi.cs.colostate.edu) give results from several search engines. The Internet is an amazing research tool. It has two major advantages over traditional methods speed and cost effectiveness. According to a survey by LEXIS®-NEXIS®, 81 per-cent of marketing researchers use online services.

There is information on nearly every industry, from agriculture to zoology. In addition, quantitative and exploratory research can be an expanded concept of services, which includes person, entertainment, event, place, political, and personal. The service economy is not unique to the United States. In developed countries around the globe, more and more of total economic well-being is based on services. As nations become more sophisticated, the demand for services grows. The Industrial Revolution brought about productivity gains through the substitution of machines for human and animal labor.

The technology revolution that followed went far beyond the mere substitution of labor. It resulted in the creation of products that exceeded human and animal capabilities. A century ago, who would have imagined that millions of business travelers would routinely fly six miles above the earth and use plastic cards to charge phone calls while in flight? Air transportation and telecommunications are examples of services that have brought us closer to the reality of a global community.

On the eve of the 21st century, technology is producing more sophisticated services more rapidly.

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