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Online Creative Essentials - Engaging Customers with Superior Execution
Program Code:
F414
Date:
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Time:
8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
SPEAKER
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"Matthew Rosenblatt has over 17 years experience in direct response advertising. He has written and creative directed hundreds of control packages and successful Web sites for consumer, financial, pharmaceutical and business-to-business clients. He currently serves as head of Creative Operations at Harte-Hanks where he oversees all copy, art and creative strategies. Matthew is also heavily involved in developing strategies for customer acquisition and retention programs.
Matthew has been the recipient of more than thirty direct marketing awards for creative excellence, including two Echo Awards and two Henry Hoke Awards. He served, for many years, as the Chairperson of the Philadelphia Direct Marketing Association’s Creative Council. He is a much sought-after speaker at industry conventions, association meetings and universities and has published many articles on topics ranging from relationship marketing to blending direct response with branding to Internet design."
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Description
The digital world truly can deliver on the direct marketing promise of one-to-one communication like no other media. Unfortunately, many companies still write and design Web sites that are pure "brochureware," and launch e-mail campaigns inconsistent with their core brand that fail to factor in essential customer data and that avoid the aesthetic tenets of navigability and overall experience. This session, filled with real-world examples of what works and what doesn't, provides the tools to develop digital campaigns that both hit the mark creatively and drive breakthrough response.
Learning Points:
-Creating campaign-specific, conversion-focused interactive solutions (avoiding the "one Web site for them all" mentality)
-The do's and don'ts of writing and designing for Web sites, ad banners and e-mail campaigns
-Integrating online design with current brand aesthetics