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Types of Marketing Channels

Cause Marketing
Cause Marketing

If not handled properly, it can cause loss in brand value. The marketing channel is important for any company and is generally well thought upon and cultivated over time. In fact, many marketers also try to tie up with value networks. To know more, read value networks in marketing channels.

Consultant
Consultant

Stacy Schwartz, digital marketing expert, consultant, and adjunct professor at Rutgers Business School, echoes the notion that an omni-channel approach must be a customer-centric marketing approach: “It acknowledges that mobile and social have enabled customers to not only quickly switch between channels, but actually use channels simultaneously.

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Direct/Catalog
Direct/Catalog

Marketing programs train students to practice and develop communications and presentation skills, allowing them to better implement direct marketing campaigns. Communications courses teach students how to connect to audiences through a wide variety of channels, including print, radio, TV, and digital media.

Direct/Sales Team
Direct/Sales Team

The primary goal of a sales team is, of course, sales. Achieving that may be straightforward for small organizations with a clear, single sales channel. However, complex businesses with many sales channels can benefit from a more inclusive approach. A successful multichannel strategy engages marketing, distribution, and finance teams, among others.

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Diversity Marketing
Diversity Marketing

Diversity marketing involves acknowledging that marketing and advertising must offer alternative ways of communicating to these diverse groups. With that knowledge, diversity marketers aim to develop a mix of different communication methods, in order to reach people in each of the diverse groups present in the market.

Internet Marketing
Internet Marketing

SEOs would love to get a hold of some the big brand marketing budgets and funnel some of that TV spend from the boob-toob to the internet, but for the most part display advertising and brand awarness, through display advertising, is usually what fortune 500 companies with huge budgets are looking for.

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Paid Advertising
Paid Advertising

Paid traffic acquisition is an extremely viable marketing channel, but it comes at a price (literally). Online advertisement can be highly effective in driving short-term traffic, but you should always remember to start small and test out what works for you.

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Relationship Marketing
Relationship Marketing

Relationship marketing can involve revising major aspects of the way a company conducts business. This can be expensive, time consuming, and have serious consequences for both customers and employees. The only way to carry out a relationship marketing strategy in a thoughtful and effective way is to follow a comprehensive marketing plan.

Transactional Marketing
Transactional Marketing

Transactional marketing is a business strategy that focuses on single, "point of sale" transactions. The emphasis is on maximizing the efficiency and volume of individual sales rather than developing a relationship with the buyer.

Undercover Marketing
Undercover Marketing

Undercover marketing strategies involve introducing a product to consumers in a way that does not seem like advertising. It is a strategy within the broader technique of stealth marketing, where agents pose as regular people and show products to others who are unaware of the marketing push.

Value-Added Reseller (VAR)
Value-Added Reseller (VAR)

A VAR may become a pure-play MSP or may add managed services as a line of business to complement its VAR operation. One of the advantages of transitioning to a managed services business model is that VARs reduce their dependency on product revenue.

Wholesaler/Distributor
Wholesaler/Distributor

The channel of distribution refers to the overall flow of information and goods from original manufacturer to end consumer. The wholesaler, also known as the distributor, acquires goods from a manufacturer, farmer or miner, holds them in a distribution center and then sells them to retailers.

Word of Mouth
Word of Mouth

Considered to be the most effective form of promotion, it is also called word of mouth advertising which is incorrect because, by definition, advertising is a paid and non-personal communication.

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