Jon Chun is the Vice-President of Marketing at Zadspace. With over 15 years of experience in marketing and business development, he has held executive roles at Sony Pictures, THX, Intel, and eBay. Jon holds two engineering degrees from UC Berkeley and an MBA from the Anderson School at UCLA.
Description
Conventional marketing campaigns “succeed” by casting a wide net and minimizing drop-offs in the sales funnel. The more efficient -- though ironically, less utilized -- approach is to eliminate wasted impressions on the front end of the sales funnel by filtering out unpromising prospects. Oft ignored, each marketing channel is naturally tuned for finding customers that are “Ready, Willing, or Able” to respond to your offer. By selecting an appropriate channel for the offer, advertisers can minimize impressions going to the least likely respondents, thus maintaining the campaign's return while significantly reducing the required investment.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
Understand how to increase your campaign ROI with the best channel mix
Understand if your offer should focus on the Ready, Willing or Able
Understand which marketing channel is for the Ready, Willing, or Able