For every successful marketing campaign, the right audience needs to be defined to ensure customer-oriented interactions. This can be achieved by defining the right target groups that share similar attributes (for example, address, age, hobbies, purchasing habits, geo-coding, etc.) and adapting your marketing activities. You can achieve half the success by just focusing on the right audience, even before the start of the campaign.

In marketing, the strings of success are held by your target audience. And if that isn’t tricky enough, most campaigns being executed have multiple touchpoints and necessitate analysis-based follow-up. While many marketers keep their eye on these touchpoints, they miss out on checking up on the follow-ups. This disconnect leads to gross inefficiencies in the campaign management process and increases the marketing cost of course, there are solutions now designed to help people get particularly good at managing such pain points.

A good business maximizes sales opportunities through multiple retail channels. A great business uses the same retail channels and integrates them for a seamless customer experience. This is what Omnichannel Commerce is all about. In this day and age of savvy and empowered consumers, multi-channel commerce is no longer enough to ensure good customer service.