smc marketing programs
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2013 Marketing ProgramsSMC Marketing’s sole purpose is to create more
selling opportunities for it’s Sales Force.
SMC Programs
• Case Study.
• Press Releases to TED, and publications.
• Email Campaign
• Proactive Marketing Program
Case Study
Create a collection of one page documents that illustrate SMC Solutions from our past clients. These studies will be issued as a PDF and contain the following:
1. Problem
2. Research
3. Proposal
4. Implementation
5. Review
Press Releases
Issue bi-monthly press release that illustrates our Solution nature and Community Involvement. These will be sent to:• Local Papers (Community)
• TED and Speciliaty Mag. (Solutions)
• 417, Show Me, and Social Mag (Both)
E-mail Campaigns
Monthly Newsletter:
Each month SMC will issue a Newsletter featuring a product from each division.
We will also be pushing Storefront, SMC-Tech, and community involement.
Precision E-mails:
SMC will issue hyper focused emails featuring specialized products that have a history of purchases or fit the buying profile.
Electrical • Focus on Lighting and Tool Crib programs.
• Develop a training schedule 1 class a month over 4 locations.
• Create a Twitter Hash tag and tweet to specific programs.
• Launch Mystery Products via web, giveaway, spiffs.
Data Comm• Focus on ? and ? programs.
• Develop a training schedule 1 class a month over 4 locations.
• Create a Twitter Hash tag and tweet to specific programs.
• Create a demo site for new products and services to be demoed on I pads
Industrial and Safety• Focus on ? and ? programs.
• Develop a training schedule 1 class a month over 4 locations.
• Create a Twitter Hash tag and tweet to specific programs.
• Create a SMC on the move tour with stops all over the state.
Automation• Focus on ? and ? programs.• Develop a training schedule 1 class a quarter over 4
locations.• Create a Twitter Hash tag and tweet to specific
programs.• Enable Account managers with new tech and access to
PDFs and tools to solve problems.• Provide spiff or incentives to look for problems outside
of Automation and give leads to an account manager to solve.