Whether it’s the TV commercial that inadvertently cuts into your favorite program, or the out of state telemarketing call that interrupts your family dinner, traditional advertising is vilified by its basis on the concepts of distraction rather than attraction. Famed author Seth Godin calls this Interruption Direct Marketing, and, as many companies are beginning to discover, it no longer works.
The seemingly boundless growth of communications technology over the past few years has brought about an entirely new wave of marketing perspectives and goals, many of which tailor themselves around Inbound methodology, and customer-centrist techniques. In other words, organizations are beginning to focus their efforts less on promoting available products and services, and more on the value they can provide to the customer. We are now living in an age driven by digital media and mass communication technology provided on a global scale through the internet.
Business owners across the globe are reexamining how they interact with their customers, employees, partners and communities to identify and deliver value, when and where it is needed most. Getting to know your customers as individuals is still an essential part of delivering positive user experiences and building lasting relationships.
The rules of communicating effectively with your customers are indeed evolving at a rapid pace in concert with technology. While it may be true that we have more sources of information today than ever before, without the proper tools and training, it can be nearly impossible to make sense of it all. Many online services claim to offer some iteration of digital management resources, but they always seem to fall short when it comes to delivering simplicity and ease of access to the vast majority of users.
The truth is, whether you consider yourself to be "tech-savvy" or not, the sheer complexities of managing an online presence are increasing at a much faster rate than most people have been able to comprehend.
As digital marketing services continue to become more diverse and difficult to manage, it is likely that in the near future, we will see a spree of subsidiaries popping up across the globe attempting to get a foothold on a market that is already saturated with thousands of competing firms, most of which provide nearly identical service features, with only subtle variations to distinguish between them. In attempting to measure the scope of competition among these service providers, the sheer levels of redundancy and lack of prescience reflected by my research has been polarizing, especially in consideration of the fact that this industry is supposed to be hinged upon technological conception and innovative endowment.
However, this presents a unique opportunity for Business Optimized Virtual Intelligence (BOVI) to emerge with innovative new Business Solutions that tackle Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Customer Resource Management (CRM), and Digital Marketing Services (DMS) with much greater efficiency and utility. BOVI’s vertical-differentiation strategy will integrate and streamline a dynamic range of services that are structured around recent developments in Artificially Intelligent computer technology.
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